Packaging or Result: Wday blindly tests tonics (part two)

The girls tested both new care products and proven tonics. We asked them to tell us how much money they would give for their favorite options. This is the second batch of tonics, and the first was last week.

The girls did not see the packaging itself – we prudently poured the tonics into small containers in order to eliminate even a hint of the cost of the product and its brand.

The research will be useful to all those who follow the beauty market and simply like to choose cosmetics and care at random, based on external factors. For example, not seeing the packaging, price and brand, the girls chose not the most expensive options as their favorites. But when they saw the bottles themselves, their hands reached out to the most beautiful ones!

– It looks like it’s with aloe. I like the texture, it can be seen that it is nutritious, like the juice of these plants at my grandmother’s on the windowsill. It also smells like something grassy, ​​nice.

– The smell is not for everybody! Bitter, but natural – it is felt that there are no chemical fragrances. Something between malt and mint with notes of orange peel. The medicinal smell and texture is more of a hydrolat – refreshing water.

– I love. A simple and pleasant herbal scent, just what you need for care. It looks more like not even a tonic, but for a make-up remover – it seems to me that it will perfectly cleanse the skin of daytime impurities and cosmetics.

– It has a very pleasant dense texture and fruity aroma. It would be nice to apply it with your hands to moisturize the skin, and not with a cotton pad.

– Calm, neutral powdery fragrance, hard to catch. Very comfortable and will suit any skin. Very pleasant application – not tacky at all.

– This tonic is definitely expensive. The color is pleasant and very fresh smell. I know that he was Tanya’s favorite, but the fifth (Konopka) seemed to me more prestigious and softer to apply.

– It will be good for rashes, but not for dry skin – it will dry additionally. I do not think that it is too expensive – salicylic acid is felt. After application, the feeling remains – it will appeal to those who wash off the remnants of cosmetics after washing with a tonic.

– This one is also not very expensive. The scent is ordinary herbal, boring, similar to my home care. This is bought by those who do not like surprises in beauty products.

– Looks like sample # 4 (L’Oreal). Sweet aroma of summer fruits, very light tonic. I would use it as moisturizing water in the summer – it is not so much about the feeling of freshness, but about the gentle eau de parfum without alcohol.

– Wonderful orange flavor! The texture, by the way, is also pleasant, but not for a cotton pad – it is clearly with oils.

– I liked numbers 1 (Ninelle) and 3 (Eisenberg), but in principle I would not give more than 400-500 rubles for a tonic. If they cost that much, I’ll run after them today! The cheapest tonic seemed to me at number 7 (L’Occitane) because of the smell, and the most expensive was 6 (Vichy), probably because of the pleasant bluish tint.

– My favorites – numbers 4 (Loreal), 6 (Vichy) and 10 (Blithe) turned out to be the thickest. I liked the very idea that a tonic is needed not only for cleansing the skin, but also as an intermediate stage of moisturizing – those that are heavier will cope with this best.