In partnership with Alpha-H.
When I first started at Adore Beauty, waaaaay back in 2021, one of the questions I would ask in my meet and greets was “What’s a product that I should add to my first staff order?”
It was a great, easy way to start a convo with my new colleagues, and I was able to get up to speed on all things Adore Beauty. Talk about a win-win.
From those convos, one of the most mentioned brands was Alpha-H.
The praises of Alpha-H skincare were chanted back at me as I dipped my toe into the Adore Beauty world, and so I popped the iconic Midnight Reboot Serum into my first staff order and never looked back.
I’ve been an Alpha-H lover ever since.
And while Midnight Reboot is brilliant, that’s not why I’m here.
I’m here to tell you all about the exciting, buzzy new release from the iconic Aussie brand, the Alpha-H High Tide Water Cream with Australian River Mint and how it fits into my current Alpha-H routine.
What Is The Alpha-H High Tide Water Cream?
Before I get too deep into the ins and outs of my routine and the snazzy new moisturiser, let me give you a crash course on Alpha-H.
Alpha-H is an Australian skincare brand that focuses on exfoliating acids and the benefits they can deliver to your skin.
That sounds scary, but I promise it’s not - these acids are great at clearing your complexion and leaving you with bright and even skin.
As the brand grew, it added more products to its comprehensive repertoire, the most recent being the Alpha-H High Tide Water Cream with Australian River Mint.
Other than being my new fave Alpha-H product, it’s a light, water cream moisturiser that includes hyaluronic acid, panthenol, vegan squalane and native river mint.
Think of a light but hydrating, watery texture that glides on and sinks into the skin immediately. Perfect for every skin type, but especially those with oily complexions.
This mix of ingredients works to immediately hydrate your skin and leave it looking plump and juicy.
And fun fact: this moisturiser is actually clinically proven to keep working to build water reserves in the skin.
What does that even mean, you may ask? In short, it locks in moisture so your skin feels hydrated for longer.