d'alba Piedmont Italian White Truffle First Aromatic Spray Serum, Fragrant VEGAN Glowy Antioxidant Face Mist, Deep Hydration Skin Firmness, Korean

The d'Alba Italian White Truffle First Aromatic Spray Serum is a fragrant and vegan hydrating serum mist that claims to provide deep hydration, a natural glow, and antioxidant benefits from white truffle extract. The product comes in a spray format for easy application. Customers have had mixed experiences with this product. Some users with dry skin have found it to be hydrating and leave a nice finish on the skin, especially when used before makeup or on no makeup days. The spray is said to provide instant hydration and a soothing effect. However, there are also negative reviews from customers who did not find the product effective. Some users mentioned that the moisturizing effect quickly fades once the product dries down, requiring the need for additional moisturizer. One reviewer even described it as "all water with a tiny droplet of yellow oil stuff" that feels like spraying water on the face. Another common complaint is the fragrance of the product. While some customers enjoy the spa-like scent, others found it to be overpowering and compared it to strong old lady perfume. This could potentially be an issue for individuals with allergies or asthma. In terms of the different versions of the spray, the First Spray Serum is the original version while the Aromatic Spray Serum has a higher concentration of white truffle extract. The Aromatic Spray Serum is more focused on hydration and skin firming, while the 'red' Vital Spray Serum is focused on soothing benefits. However, it should be noted that the Aromatic Spray Serum has not been tested to be non-comedogenic. Overall, customer experiences with the d'Alba Italian White Truffle First Aromatic Spray Serum are mixed. While some users find it to be hydrating and leave a nice finish on the skin, others feel that it is not effective and that the fragrance is overpowering. It may be worth testing the product on a small patch of skin to see if it causes any reactions before use.