Summer Must-Have: Facial Mists
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Stay cool this summer with a tantalizing facial mist. A Summer must-have, these sprays will instantly boost your spirits and skin. Throw one in your handbag, beach-bag and/or travel-bag for a quick pick-me-up. Here are my five favorites:
TIP: Always refrigerate facial mists for extra freshness and stimulation.
Caudalie Beauty Elixir is great for those wanting a quick radiance boost. Part-toner/part-serum, this potion contains a mix of essential oils that will tighten pores and awaken the skin. Mist onto face anytime your skin feels dull and in need of a little hydration. Great for travel.
Kerstin Florian Rehydrating Neroli Water is an uplifting aromatherapy water that refreshes and hydrates the skin. Made from the bitter orange blossom, this facial spray soothes and hydrates the skin. The moment your face feels tight, one spritz will instantly hydrate and refresh the skin. Use as a toner after cleansing the face or as a body spray after showering. Perfect for après beach.
Chantiecaille Pure Rosewater ~ See full review HERE.
Avène Thermal Spring Water is a mineral-rich water, great for softening and soothing sensitive skin. Gentle and effective on irritated, sunburned and post surgery/procedure skin. This calming solution provides antioxidant protection that leaves a soothing barrier on the skin. It creates a dewy, healthy finish on the skin. Essential for sensitive skin.
Suti Peppermint Water is a cooling burst of refreshing hydration. Known as the “wake-up” water, this facial spray stimulates the senses as well as the skin. Made with organic peppermint leaves this facial spray relieves redness, inflammation and is famous for it’s anti-inflammatory properties. It instantly energizes and replenishes the skin creating a healthy glow. A beach-bag must-have.
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I’ve always wondered what the purpose of facial mists are. I always thought it would just be a waste of money. Does it not mess up your makeup at all? Do you use them?
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I use them all the time. Especially while traveling. Before and after makeup. Should not mess up your makeup. Actually a facial spray can be used as a setting spray. If you are a powder-user – a quick spritz should get rid of that “powdery”/ “cakey” look. Face will look a bit dewy instead of dry. You can also make your own – add 2part distilled water and 1 part glycerin to a spray bottle with a few drops of your favorite essential oil and… ‘voila’ – facial spray.
Awesome, thanks for explaining that to me!! 🙂
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