All About Using A Healthy Hydrating Facial Spray

In either case, when one applies a moisturizer earlier in the day, the skin loses water throughout the day, sometimes at a rapid rate depending on the weather, says FraukeNeuser, chief scientist at Olay Skin Care. Therefore, occasionally rehydration is very important to stay healthy and hydrated. One knows when our skin reaches the dry state, as it is taut and dull. Of course, it’s usually well into the mid-afternoon, when it’s not convenient to purge, moisturize, and reapply cosmetics.

A Decent mist

This is where a decent mist arises – its miniature droplets are meant to settle everywhere without messing up the cosmetics and impart a quick dash of moisture as a hydrating facial spray. In tests, Olay Mists in Energizing and Calming (buy, $13 each, ulta.com) gave an immediate 60 percent increase in skin hydration, says Neuser. (If the skin is too dry, try these moisturizing facial veils as well.)

What’s in the water

Facial mists are significantly more than just H2O. Sprinkling the self with regular water will chill or wake one up, but it won’t moisturize the skin. “On the chance that it does, the bath would count as the moisturizer,” says Neuser. The equations contain moisture-restricting ingredients such as glycerin or hyaluronic corrosive, as well as other helpful stimulants (such as rose water!). Just be sure to stay away from any liquid that contains alcoholic beverages, which will dry it out even more.

The mental factor

While these elixirs are intended to rehydrate and strengthen the cells, they can also help to reenergize the psyche. Closing the eyes and gently spraying it feels like a spa, and there are lots of aromas that have therapeutic notes, for example, citrus to energize one or rose to soothe one.