Watermelon Glow AHA Night Treatment.

"It's not the same. I personally didn't notice the difference. As an AHA though it was a nice touch, but it wasn't a product that I really used in the first place. But I liked it, I really liked it."

"This is a resurfacing treatment that gently exfoliates, hydrates, and brightens with 2.5% BHA... PH balance, AHA complex for dramatically smoother, brighter, firmer looking skin. And we have all the key ingredients that their Watermelon line have in here, Hyaluronic Acid, Watermelon enzymes, to soothe, smooth, hydrate, Niacinamide, and an AHA complex. I really, really like this night treatment, it's nice and gentle. I avoid AHAs as much as I can on my rosacea because I've noticed it's a bit of a trigger for me, but this doesn't bother it at all. I think moisturizers with AHA in work better for me because it's at that final stage, it's not direct contact with the skin, it's got a bit of serums it has to buffer through, and I feel like that works really, really well for me. This just feels like a night version of the Watermelon Daytime Moisturizer. I don't wake up dry from these, I wake up still pleasantly like, oh, my skin doesn't feel dry and I haven't lost all hydration and moisture throughout the night, but going into winter my skin craves something thicker. This is really, really nice, but I don't think you're missing out if you don't buy this, to be honest with you, because I do prefer some of their other exfoliating products."

"As the final step in my evening routine, the Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow AHA Night Treatment just isn't thick enough for me anymore. I don't wake up with that dewy bouncy skin [...] I expect from an evening mask. [...] Whilst the AHA is nice in here and it is a nice treatment moisturizer, if you're looking for more even toned skin I actually think their strawberry exfoliating serum is amazing in comparison."