Spritzing with a facial mist is very on trend right now, so much so that@theskinnerdhas even coined a phrase for it “spritz o’ clock!”
Spritzing with facial mists originated from where else but Korea, where practising good skincare is practically a national sport!
So why use a facial mist? Their multiple benefits are:
When skin is dehydrated, the protective barrier is weakened, collagen & elastin breaks down, leading to accelerated ageing, so spritzing regularly will hydrate & help prevent this happening!
They prepare skin to receive skincare ingredients, as damp skin absorbs products better, so use after each step, to seal in each ingredient & also to add an extra layer of moisture for plumper, dewier looking skin.
They prime the face for make up, creating a smoother more hydrated canvas, enabling foundation to spread easier and giving a more natural result.
When used before a mask, they help them glide on easier & ingredients are also penetrated deeper than on dry skin.
They can be used to dilute a cream to a lotion or to thin out a foundation.
They freshen up your make up without needing to re do it, making them ideal if going straight from the office to an event.
They can be used after powdering to prevent that dry powdery texture while still providing a mattifying effect!
They can be used to dampen your brushes & beauty blenders.
They minimise the drying effects of indoor heating & air conditioning.
They’re an ideal pick me up on a hot day, post yoga or for the mid afternoon slump to refresh & revive.
The ones that contain UV protection are ideal for topping up your spf when out and about.
Facial mists are the kind of product you don’t think you’ll need until you try one and it’s a trend that’s here to stay with lots of brands releasing versions.
My favourite is@holosskincarefromnaturepre & probiotic spritz because as well as all the above benefits, it feeds your skin with good bacteria, which is so important for healthy skin and it also restores your skins PH levels which is also extremely important.
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