Have You 'Mist' Me? [ad/pr]
Emma Hardie, so good they should have named it twice, my years of adoration for the cleanser are well known, I actually think I have bored people with my constant 'have you tried, you'll love it, what do you mean you use wipes?' conversations. Continuing on the skincare and hydration theme, Plump & Glow Hydrating Facial Mist gives you a misting that boosts and protects.
Shake and spray, it fits into both my morning and evening routines, smells of the cleanser, I love brands that have a signature scent, this feels comforting.
Apply to the skin before using skin care products, use over makeup and it's a nice relaxing mist to apply just before you sleep, I find it cooling, soothing and super relaxing.
For me, I love the lightness of the mist, the scent as I have mentioned, it's versatile in my routine, I find it very cooling and soothing when used as part of my skincare routine. As a rosacea sufferer, I will mention that this mist does contain fragrance, I have had no issues from using this, no signs of irritation, but, I am careful and therefore use this every other day. My red areas I have not noticed any colour correction, but, I do notice softer skin and certainly dehydrated patches are not as obvious with this.
Misting over my makeup I see it looking fresher and it gives a glow back when I'm at the end of a day, the mist certainly gives me luminosity.
It is always nice to have the time to have many bottles and jars of products to aid our skin, but, Emma Hardie Plump & Glow hydrating facial mist gives you a plethora of ingredients that combine to give you a quick skincare boost, solving many problems in one misting.
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