Uriage was born in the spa town of Irage in the Alps and started selling skincare products in 1992. Like Avène and La Roche-Posay, it is also a hot spring water, but the special thing is that the water is natural isotonic water, which is similar to Ashton's "true cell water". However, it is also difficult for Uriage water to replenish cells while staying on the surface of the skin for a short time, so Urize's soothing moisturizing spray is not much different from other spring-based sprays. It is advisable to wipe dry after use, as the evaporation of water will take away heat from the skin, stimulate blood vessel constriction, slower blood flow, and less nutrients will be provided to the skin, resulting in more dryness.

With a silicon content of 42mg/L, Uriage water is higher than Avène and La Roche-Posay, making it a relatively good choice if you're looking for soothing. However, the fine density of Uriage spray is not good, it is rough, and the upper face is not as comfortable as other sprays. There are two types of spray specifications: 50ml and 300ml, and the prices are 48 yuan and 108 yuan respectively.