This Water Bomb Gel ‘Is Like An Extremely Fresh Drink Of Cold Water For Your Face’ — And It’s 21% Off

It’s no secret that dermatologists love CeraVe products, so it shouldn’t be surprising that so many skin care enthusiasts do, too — ourselves included. One of the brand’s latest products is this ultra-hydrating water gel that’s apparently so refreshing, it’s like an “extremely fresh drink of cold water for your face.” It sounds like so many reviewers love this stuff, saying it leaves your face feeling “bright and fresh,” and that it’s a suitable replacement for the much pricier Laneige Water Bank. Well, in even better news, the CeraVe Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid Water Gel Moisturizer is on sale today for 21% off. Given that this stuff just came out in July, and it’s exclusively sold on Amazon and CeraVe’s official site, this is one deal you don’t wanna miss!

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$17.37 at Amazon (regularly $21.99)Compare: $21.99 at CeraVe

Shoppers say this moisturizer gives you that “water-bomb” feature without a heavy or greasy texture. And for the summertime, it’s definitely something that’ll keep your face feeling “cool and refreshing.”

For such an intense water gel, this is a surprisingly lightweight formula. The brand claims this HA moisturizer provides “three days of plumping hydration” upon application, and while reviewers can’t corroborate its 72-hour promise, many say it works “all day” and that it takes one application to feel its long-lasting benefits. The moisturizer feels cool against the skin, making it great for summer heat, and it’s helping users keep fine lines at bay.

“It’s lightweight, deeply hydrating, and delivers that refreshing ‘water-bomb’ feel without feeling heavy or greasy,” says one user. “My skin feels moisturized, plump, and comfortable all day. I’ll definitely be repurchasing.”

“So far I love it,” reports another, “it gives me a perfect hydrating glow. It’s light yet moisturizing so this will definitely be my summer moisturizer. It’s not greasy nor does it leave your face feeling sticky. I’ve purchased the viral gel moisturizer from Trader Joe’s but that one makes my face feel sticky. This one is way better and worth the money.”

$17.37 at Amazon (regularly $21.99)

Whether you’re looking to just test out CeraVe’s latest water gel or you’re hoping to switch to a more affordable moisturizer, grab this ultra-hydrating formula while it’s 21% off today. Take a look below to see what other users have to say about it.

“My wife has extremely sensitive skin. She’s allergic to everything she puts on her face. She buys soap for sensitive skin and still breaks out. She has great luck with CeraVe products so thought this would be a good product. She’s been using it for a week and can already see the difference. Her skin is much more hydrated now. She also can see less wrinkles already. The gel is extremely lightweight and looks wet when she first applies it but it dries out in about 10 minutes. Its so lightweight she adds sunscreen on after and doesn’t feel like she is caked in product. There is also no fragrance which is a big deal for her as she hates fragances. She also has used very little since its only for her face and neck so should last her a long time. She really likes this moisturizer so i feel like its a good value for the money.” — Kung Fu Jimmy

“This is exactly the type of water-gel moisturizer I had been searching for. If you’re still mourning the original Laneige Water Bank formula, consider this your replacement.
It’s lightweight, deeply hydrating, and delivers that refreshing ‘water-bomb’ feel without feeling heavy or greasy. My skin feels moisturized, plump, and comfortable all day. I’ll definitely be repurchasing.” — Amazon Customer

This stuff is like an extremely fresh drink of cold water for your face!!! Wow!!! This stuff goes on quickly and my skin soaks it up in seconds and it’s light feeling not heavy like a creamy moisturizing product can be. A little dab is just enough for my face and neck. Worth every penny! You won’t be disappointed.” — Tyesh Johnson

“Was smaller than I had imagined but not a huge deal. Noticeable difference in my skin health after just a week of use. Worked wonders on eczema flare ups on my face. Extremely light weight and easy to apply. Odorless as well. A little goes a long way so use sparingly. I have a simple skin care routine so this was a wonderful addition. Very pleased overall with this product.” — Lee

$17.37 at Amazon (regularly $21.99)Compare: $21.99 at CeraVe

Looking for more ways to help with fine lines, crow’s feet and wrinkles? Check out these recommendations from previous HuffPost coverage.

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A serum reviewers call “Botox in a bottle”

Not too long ago, The Ordinary’s 10% argireline solution came across my TikTok feed with reviewers claiming that it’s “Botox in a bottle.” After speaking with a board-certified dermatologist, I learned that this lightweight and water-based solution features a 10% concentration of Argireline, otherwise known as acetyl hexapeptide-8. It’s a fancy name for a skincare ingredient that may reduce the appearance of expression lines by working as a neurotransmitter-inhibiting peptide similar to how the neurotoxins in Botox work. This could help soften dynamic expression lines and deep-set wrinkles and prevent new ones from forming.

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This product could also serve as a more affordable alternative to the SkinBetter InterFuse eye cream suggested by Brezavscek above, if you’re interested in trying out neuropeptides.

$9.70 at Amazon$9.70 at Sephora$9.70 at Ulta
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A pair of wide-sided sunglasses to prevent squinting

According to Dr. Nava Greenfield, board-certified dermatologist with Schweiger Dermatology Group, the prevention of overusing the facial muscles — called orbicularis oculi — will stall the development of crow’s feet. “Sunglasses are important to prevent squinting from sunlight [because], like smiling, squinting depends on the orbicularis oculi muscles,” she said.

All of the dermatologists that we spoke to agreed with Greenfield that sunglasses are a great preventive measure for the formation of crow’s feet. Though none of them suggested a specific brand or style, we chose this affordable pair from Amazon, namely for their wraparound design that offers greater coverage of the skin around the eyes. Available in eight colors and three sizes, these gender-neutral shades have 100% UV400 protection and polarized lenses and can even be worn over existing prescription glasses.

$21.88 at Amazon
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An organic 22-momme silk pillowcase

“Using a silk sleeping eye mask can significantly reduce the formation of wrinkles by protecting the most delicate part of your skin around your eyes,” dermatologist Dr. Michael Jacobs previously told HuffPost.

The American Sleep Association recommends searching for silk with an ideal rating of 17 momme or above. The higher the momme, the stronger and more durable the weave. We chose this zippered-closure 22-momme pillowcase made from organic and Oeko-Tex-certified 100% Mulberry silk.

THe set that is available in a few different closure options, three sizes, two packs and 18 color options.

$44.99 at Amazon

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