Eau micellaire visage & yeux à l'extrait de myrtille

Shares the polysorbate 20/glucoside-type mild micellar base and lactic acid, but swaps blueberry water for aloe juice and methyl gluceth-20, so the signature botanical actives don't match.

Both use polysorbate 20 and a mild surfactant base, but this one relies on apricot extract instead of blueberry water, and adds cetrimonium bromide and a biguanide preservative not in the source.

This is a different micellar formula built on polyglyceryl-4 caprate and chamomile water rather than the caprylyl glucoside/blueberry water combo, so the core actives don't align.

Uses decyl glucoside and ethyl lauroyl arginate instead of the source's caprylyl/capryl glucoside and polysorbate 20, and has no blueberry extract at all.

Formulated around decyl glucoside, panthenol, and ethyl lauroyl arginate rather than the source's polysorbate 20/blueberry water blend, so the key actives differ.