Two phases, not an emulsion
Blending oil and water permanently needs emulsifiers that dull both. Keeping them apart until you shake means you mist them at their freshest.
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Avera White Truffle Spray Serum
Two layers sit separated in the bottle. You flip it, shake it, and mist an oil and a serum onto your face already mixed — the reason people stop you and ask what you use.
Shake the bottle until the two layers turn cloudy and combine — that is the whole point of it. Spray four to five times from 10 to 20cm after cleansing, then pat gently until it sinks in.
Reapply any time of day, over makeup or bare skin, for a hydration boost.
It replaces four steps. Straight out of the shower on clean skin as a toner. Before makeup as a primer. Between layers while you blend. Over the top as a setting mist.
If you only use it once a day, use it after cleansing while your skin is still slightly damp.
White truffle extract from Italy and vitamin E as the antioxidant base, a signature 8-oil blend for nourishment and radiance, and a 9-herb complex to calm.
Vegan formula. 100ml.
Dry, dehydrated, combination and mature skin. The oil phase is light rather than heavy, so oily skin gets hydration without the film — testers reported less surface oil, not more.
Patch test on the inner arm first if your skin is reactive.

Most serums arrive pre-mixed, which means an emulsifier is holding an oil and a water together on a shelf for a year. This one refuses to do that.
The truffle oil sits above the serum until the second you shake it. You are misting a fresh emulsion that exists for about ten seconds — and that is the difference you can see on your skin an hour later.
Consumer studies on small panels, self-reported. Your skin is not a study — treat these as direction, not a guarantee.

People buy it as a serum and then find themselves reaching for it three more times before lunch.
Toner on damp skin. Primer before base. A pass between makeup layers. A setting mist over the top. Same bottle, four jobs — which is why it empties faster than you expect and why nobody minds.
| Feature | AveraWhite Truffle Spray | Dropperserum | Facemist |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oil and water phases in one step | |||
| Works over finished makeup | |||
| No hands, no rubbing in | |||
| Adds hydration and holds it | |||
| Leaves a lit finish, not a wet one | |||
| Doubles as a primer | |||
| Reapply through the day | |||
| Nothing to decant or measure |
★★★★★The glow people keep asking me about is from this. I have been using it for years and I buy the next bottle before the old one runs out.
Marguerite D.Verified buyer
★★★★★My sister calls it pretty spray. She was getting stopped about how dewy her skin looked and would not tell me what it was for a week.
Salomé R.Verified buyer
★★★★★My husband will not do a routine. He shakes this and sprays it on his face without touching anything. That is the entire routine and his skin looks better than mine.
Clarisse M.Verified buyer
★★★★★I am a nurse and the hospital air destroys my face. I have tried every Korean product going. This is the only one that hydrates and firms at the same time.
Delphine A.Verified buyer
★★★★★Full face of makeup on and my skin still looks like glass. It does not move it, it does not eat it, it just sits there looking expensive.
Anaïs V.Verified buyer
★★★★★Put it on at eight in the morning. Checked at one. Still glowing. I genuinely did not expect that from a mist.
Ophélie T.Verified buyer
★★★★★I am a makeup artist and it lives in my kit now. Clients hate feeling dry under base and this fixes it in one pass instead of five products.
Béatrice L.Verified buyer
★★★★★The shake is oddly satisfying. You watch it go cloudy and you know it is actually mixed, not just an oil sitting on top.
Faustine P.Verified buyer
★★★★★Bought it because a woman at a skincare event who is forty looked younger than me. That was the whole sales pitch and it worked.
Camille B.Verified buyer
Blending oil and water permanently needs emulsifiers that dull both. Keeping them apart until you shake means you mist them at their freshest.
It has to atomise an oil without spitting. That is a harder nozzle to build and it is why it lands evenly instead of in droplets.
White truffle extract carries the antioxidants. The 8-oil blend carries them into skin. Neither does the job alone.
Oils and actives can leave reactive skin warm. The herb side is there so the glow does not come with a flush.
There are two separate phases in the bottle — a truffle oil layer on top and a watery serum below. Shaking combines them for the few seconds it takes to spray, so you get both at once. If you skip it you will mostly mist the water phase and miss the point.
You will see it go from clear to cloudy. That is your cue.
It is the opposite complaint we hear. In a consumer study of 20 people, surface oil fell by 46%. Skin that is dehydrated tends to overproduce oil to compensate, and this addresses the dehydration.
Yes, that is one of the four ways people use it. It works as a setting mist over a finished face and again as a refresher in the afternoon. It does not lift or move what is underneath.
No. There is an oil phase, but it is light and it goes on as a mist rather than being poured on. Pat it in with your palms rather than rubbing and it disappears into the skin.
Buyers consistently report it still being visible four to five hours after spraying, including over makeup. It does not rub off on a collar or a phone screen.
Any of four moments: on clean damp skin as a toner, before base as a primer, between makeup layers while blending, and over the finished face as a setting mist. Most people end up using it at least twice a day.
The 9-herb complex is there specifically to calm, and the formula is vegan. As with any new active product, patch test on your inner arm first if your skin reacts easily.
100ml. At four to five sprays a use it lasts most people a couple of months on twice-daily use.