2 Pack of Simple Hydrating Mist + Anti-Bacterial Kind Defence Protect Mist 125ml

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You can use them as a toner. For some people, a toner you can spray is a lot more fun than the kind that comes in a regular bottle and has to be applied with a cotton ball. Spritz it as part of your twice-daily beauty routine. Physical exercise– A facial mist spray comes in handy when you’re sweaty following a long, hot workout but can’t get to a faucet to wash your face yet. You’ll feel cleaner, therefore, protecting your face from harmful bacterias. And you’ll be less likely to break out.

This is when you need superfine DIY makeup setting sprays. Not only this but face mist is an easy method to freshen your makeup without having to wash your face and start over when you’re going from the office to a night out on the town. It also enhances the absorption of other products that you apply to your face. Moreover, if you are someone like me, you would for sure end your make-up by dusting a translucent powder. However, in reality, you don’t really like doing that step because it makes the texture of the skin look powdery dry. It soothes down the sensitive skin by taking down redness and irritation. Hence, is a must for replenishing moisture Oily or acne-prone skin: Add one teaspoon of witch hazel to your green tea mist for oily or acne-prone skin. As a natural astringent, witch hazel removes excess oil while it tones and soothes the skin. Storage Cool them down: Cooling your face mists not only helps them feel more refreshing, but it also helps extend the lifespan of products, plus stabilize and improve their efficacy. Dermatologists say using cool skincare products helps enhance your skin's calming and depuffing capabilities, too.Srivastava JK, et al. Chamomile: a herbal medicine of the past with bright future. Mol Med Report. 2010.

It’s good to use your face mist first after cleansing, then to follow with a serum or moisturiser on top as you get more benefit on slightly damp skin,” Dr Haydon explains.This will allow you to seal in all that added hydration and goodness that your mist is providing. Equally, don't feel limited to just using face mists in this way, and you can also apply them over makeup for a dewy makeup look or whenever you need a moisture top-up during the day. How do face mists differ from serums?Herbs are a great way to add nutrients to your facial skin. Mints can be reviving, chamomile and lavender can be calming, while tea tree is beneficial for acne. See the list below to choose whatever works best for your face. Essential Oils

Like most skincare products, not all toners come with a one-size-fits-all approach. While some formulations contain acne-fighting ingredients, such as salicylic acid, which will do wonders for oily or combination skin types, board-certified dermatologist Mona Gohara M.D., suggests that those with dry complexions opt for nourishing ingredients like "hyaluronic acid, glycerin, or even a bit of rose water." It's also especially vital to avoid toners with alcohol, as the additive can contribute to a compromised moisture barrier, which will dry out the skin even further. However, if you want to add more benefits to your mist, below are some great ideas to use. Customize Your Mist with Beneficial HerbsEnough of following the same boring routine of facial masks and scrubs. Your routine needs some unique and fascinating alterations. One such change is the investment of your time and energy in DIY facial spray recipes. A skincare essential that would instantly make you feel great, look great, and smell great. Dry or aging skin: Add ½ teaspoon of glycerin, rosehip, argan, jojoba, or avocado oil to your facial mist to treat aging or dry skin—just be sure to shake well before each use. Jojoba, in particular, is a wonderful choice for dry skin because it’s closely related to our skin’s own sebum or oil [ source]. It mimics our skin’s oil and thus is easily absorbed. Face mists are a favorite amongst skin pros. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Naana Boakye, M.D., MPH, says, “If you are spending time outdoors or in a room where your skin gets dry, the mist is a great way to rejuvenate and rehydrate your skin.” She recommends using a face mist before your serum or moisturizer to boost hydration or after a long day to help awaken your senses. You can also spritz a face mist on top of your makeup to help refresh your complexion and achieve a natural skin-like finish. Sensitive or dry skin: Add equal parts rosewater to the green tea mist to treat sensitive or dry skin. Rosewater‘s anti-inflammatory properties treat redness and irritation [ source]. It is naturally present in the dermis, where it plays a crucial role in the distribution of nutrients, elasticity, pliability, water content, and volume-creating properties of the skin. For all skin types, hyaluronic acid increases moisture and suppleness.