When I ran out of my bottle of Bioderma a few months ago I decided to to try a different micellar water for a change just to shake things up (I know, how crazy am I!). I've always loved Caudalie as a skincare brand and had heard some good things about their version so
decided to give it a go and got on with it fairly well. As far as micellar water's go it's a pretty and good one; it removes make-up really well, even stubborn eye make-up, and doesn't leave your face feeling tight. I don't use it as my primary cleanser because I don't think micellar waters should be used for that purpose as they just aren't as effective or as good for your skin as say a balm or cream cleanser but I do use this to remove my eye make-up every night and if I'm changing my make-up during the day.
If I had to choose between this and Bioderma, there's not really much in it to be honest. The Caudalie one has a few different ingredients such as chamomile and grape fruit which makes it slightly more scented than Bioderma, which doesn't really have any scent, however it's still an incredibly neutral smell and you definitely wouldn't be able to pick up any of the 'notes' unless you have the nose of a Bloodhound. They both do a good job at removing make-up but in terms of price the Caudalie cleansing water is priced at £15.00 for 200ml, whereas Bioderma comes in cheaper at £9.99 for 200ml so to be honest as micellar waters aren't really a vital part of my skincare routine, I would probably just go for the cheaper option.
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