Reviewed by Sue

I'm always on the lookout for the next great skin care product, so I was anxious to try Your Best Face Hydrate B Concentrate ($45 in the TIA shop).  I knew that I was going to be in the sun a lot this summer, and I was hoping the product would provide some extra moisture for my fair, 48-year-old aging skin.  I was pleasantly surprised to find that my skin looks better after using the product for the past 4 weeks!

Hydrate B Concentrate is a lightweight, clear gel that is meant to be applied after cleansing your face, before applying other products.  It can be used in place of a toner. The product claims to work well with other moisturizers and products by helping draw moisture deeper into the skin, helping active ingredients better penetrate the skin and remain effective longer.  I used the product in the evening, before applying my usual nightly moisturizer. Hydrate B concentrate is so light, it’s almost applying a layer of purified water to your skin.

I admit that since the product has virtually no fragrance, I wondered if it WAS just water, but I really don’t care because my skin looks great since using it.  From the first application to the last, I was pleased with the results I saw from using the product.

The packaging allows for just the right amount of concentrate to be dispensed.  I only needed one pump per application.

In summary, I would recommend this product, as my skin looks better now than it did before I started using it.  I’ve been told how young I look, and I credit Hydrate B concentrate for that!

Ingredients: Reverse osmosis water, vitamin B5, sodium hyaluronate, niacin B3, dimethylamioethanol (DMAE), paraben DU

[Editor’s note: Your Best Face Hydrate B Concentrate has been reformulated. Below is the new ingredients list]

Reformulated Hydrate B: Reverse osmosis water, vitamin B5 (dl-Panthenol), Syn-Hycan (tetradecyl aminobutyroylvalylaminobutyric urea trifluoroacetate, magnesium chloride, glycerin), sodium hyaluronate, vitamin B3 (niacinamide), vitamin B8 (inositol), sodium PCA, Leucidal (radish root ferment filtrate)