Body Mist By So…? Womens Vanilla Body Mist Fragrance Spray 100ml

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Note: Vegetable glycerites can stain, so be careful when spritzing on your body or clothing. Little goes a long way. Uplifting Floral DIY Body Mist Recipe

Adding a refreshing rosemary floral water to your body mist may help tone the skin, reduce the skin damage caused by UV radiation, and reinvigorate the mind. In addition, body mist may also contain alcohol, which, when used in sufficient quantity, can function as a preservative and a solubiliser. It also helps extend the sillage of a fragrance. Alcohol can be drying for the skin, though. You can learn more about it here. Adding colour to your body mists Body mists are ideal for hydrating your skin and refreshing the mind with a spritz of fresh aromatherapy. They are a natural alternative to commercialised perfumes, often loaded with artificial fragrances. Made of floral waters, herbal extracts and essential oil, body mists are great for your skin and mind. How Do Body Mists Work? Colours are often added to make the mists (sprays) more visually appealing. Body mists are water-based, so you can infuse them with water-soluble extracts. which will add an extra dimension to your recipes. Solubiliser allows you to disperse essential oils in a water-based product, making the body mist appear transparent. Preserving your body mist

It is well-known for its balancing effect. It is perfect for combination skin as it helps moisturise dry skin and smooth oily skin. Fragrant and reviving, it helps to promote positivity. VEGAN, CRUELTY FREE & RECYCLABLE - Body Mist By SO…? Womens Vanilla Body Mist Fragrance Spray 100ml is vegan, cruelty free & comes with in a recyclable plastic (PET) bottle Calming, soothing and balancing, this is a popular essential oil that works wonders on the mind and for the skin. Blend with cedarwood and sandalwood essential oil to create a beautiful body mist or spray for bedtime.

Distilled or deionised water is essential in moisturising the skin and keeping it hydrated. When combined with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, sodium PCA and glycerol, water will work to keep your skin plump and healthy looking. Floral waters and hydrosols Remember those suuuper sweet vanilla scents you used to wear as a teen? This smells like that, but with a sophisticated touch. With a sweet and rosy aroma, this lovely floral oil has a calming effect, promotes relaxation, and alleviates depressive moods. Sensual and romantic, rose floral water’s divine smell helps calm the mind. Adding it to body mist can help balance skin tone, hydrate, reduce redness and protect the skin from premature ageing. That rich and vibrant smell you know and love comes from bourbon vanilla bean extract. The luxe part of this scent hails from the light touch of florals, velvety cocoa shell, fresh amyris, and a creamy milk blend. Just like a glass of milk lowers the intensity of spicy food, the milk notes in this fragrance soften those sharper pings of musky vanilla.And if you know me, you know I'd wear this scent every single day if I could. Categorized in the "fresh" fragrance family, it has notes of fresh florals, sea salt, natural vanilla, and sandalwood. Some reviewers say the scent resembles coming home to a refreshing cold shower after a long day basking in the sun. C'mon, who wouldn't want to smell like a that? Botanical extracts, such as glycerites, tinctures and herbal infusions, can help to regenerate and rejuvenate the skin and restore its natural glow by infusing your formula with active compounds. Essential oils Essential oils may be unsafe for infants, children, pregnant or nursing women, those with asthma, children, or pets. Floral waters and hydrosols are an obvious choice for making body mists. Many hydrosols possess therapeutic properties, which are perfect for the skin. They also provide a subtle fragrance, making them ideal in body mists. Below is the table with their key skin benefits and aroma. Floral Water My preference is fresh, clean, and light scents, and Torn offers exactly that vibe. While it is a little spicy, Torn is made with a ton of crisp florals—think rose, violet, and jasmine—for balance. The clean aspect comes in with bursts of sandalwood and patchouli, which ground any of the peppery notes you get from the musk.