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Reviewing Bioderma's Hydrabio Range

If you've followed my blog for a few years, you'll know Bioderma is one of my favourite skincare brands. Their Micellar water is a product I refuse to live without and I've gone through too many to count. I was over the moon when Bioderma kindly sent me their Hydrabio Range* to try. The Hydrabio range is aimed at combating dehydrated, dry, skin, which I'm especially prone to in winter.

1. Hydrabio Makeup Removing Micellar Water
Now, Bioderma's Sensibio micellar water is a holy grail skincare product in my collection. Believe it or not, I didn't realise Bioderma did other varieties of micellar water for different skin concerns. I've been using the Hydrabio micellar water for a few days and I do find my skin feels more hydrated and plump, compared to the sensibio one. It removes makeup just as well as the Sensibio micellar water and I find the Hydrabio micellar water to be a little more gentle and soothing. I would definitely repurchase the Hydrabio version in the future, as it is more suited to my skin type. 

2. Hydrabio serum - Moisturising Concentrate 
I love a good serum, but I also like Serum's that absorb fast and aren't heavy. This is a dream product. It's a water based gel serum, that's amazing for dry skin. It hydrates my skin, but also absorbs really fast. Normally I can only use hydrating serums in an evening as they are usually too heavy... but this is a product I can use in my AM and PM routine, which is great, as I hate having to purchase separate products for my routine. You only need a small amount to feel the benefit too. 

3. Hydrabio Cream 
I really love this cream and I think it will be a staple in my routine for winter months. It has a thick texture which isn't greasy at all and feels so nourishing and rich on my skin. This is another product I can use in the morning and evening as it absorbs really quickly into the skin. It also comes with a little spatula which is perfect for getting product out and is super hygienic. if you're someone who has tight feeling skin, this will be your new best friend. I get really tight skin around my mouth due to dryness, but since I've been using this, I haven't experienced that. 

4.Hydrabio Gel Cream 
This is a really lightweight gel cream, suited to more combination skin types. It has a similar consistency to the Hydrabio serum and is more of a gel than a cream in my opinion. I do like this as part of my AM routine but I think it is more suited to someone with a normal or oily skin type. It didn't provide as much hydration as I would like from a moisturiser and if you have dry skin I would definitely reach for the Hydrabio Cream instead.

After trying the Hydrabio range, I will definitely repurchase some of these products in the future. The serum and cream are stand out products in the range for me. I also want to try more products and will be exploring the Hydrabio range!

*PR - Product in exchange for a review, but all opinions are my own. 










 

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