In this video, I’m testing and reviewing the Dr. Althea Aquamarine Jelly Mist (it’s $19.90), and I was genuinely excited because I’ve never seen a “jelly” texture in a face mist before. I walk through the product claims—vegan, cruelty-free, fragrance-free, alcohol-free, recyclable packaging—and the key features like their vegan PDRN complex, deep seawater, and triple hyaluronic acid complex. Going in, my biggest concern was the seawater angle because anything “sea/algae-adjacent” can be hit or miss for my skin, and I was also watching closely to see if it would trigger acne. After using it over about 1–2 weeks, my takeaway is that the “jelly” aspect is what makes it special. On the skin, it feels surprisingly lightweight and leaves this silky, softening finish that makes it feel more like a priming step than a traditional dewy mist. It gave me nice hydration, but it felt more internal than externally “wet” or glossy, so I wouldn’t choose it if you want that super hydrating, juicy mist effect. For me, it’s best layered in the middle of a routine and especially under makeup to create a smooth base—and the best part is it worked well with my acne, so I’d 100% recommend trying it if you want a lighter-weight primer mist for warmer weather.