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Thermal Spring Water

Avene Thermal Spring Water · Thermal Spring Water · Eau ThermaleSoothing

Water from mineral springs, used as a face mist and as a base in skincare. Its benefits are not yet checked by Drop.

What it does

Thermal spring water comes from natural springs and carries dissolved minerals that differ from spring to spring. It is used as a face mist, a toner base and a base for other products. Drop cites one review of it but has not read more than its title, so Drop makes no claim yet about soothing or barrier effects.

The evidence, graded

expert consensusThermal spring water is water from mineral springs, used as a face mist and as a base in skincare. Drop cites one 2025 review of it, but has only read its title. So Drop cannot yet say what it does for skin, or which minerals matter.Rocha 2025 · Archives of Dermatological Research ↗

Graded per the methodology: strong · moderate · emerging · expert consensus. A weak source on a strong claim gets the weaker label.

Also known as

thermal water, avene thermal spring water, la roche-posay thermal spring water, evian natural mineral water, spring water

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