Scented facial mists: A refreshing fragrance fix

Scented facial mists: A refreshing fragrance fix

Our favourite year-round beauty product? Facial mists. And yes, of course, they smell great too.

We love facial mists to soothe our hot, sticky skin without resorting to a cold splash of water, which would ruin our makeup. And in the fall and winter, they’re a great way to add hydration when your skin gets parched given that season’s cold, dry weather and over-active office heaters.

But of course, they’re especially wonderful in steamy, record-breaking-hot summers, when our bodies crave cool and water in every form.

And the best part about them? They offer a light, scented experience midday, which is the perfect way to boost your mood with a little aroma.

Here are some of our current favourites when it comes to facial mists:

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Shu Uemura Depsea Water Chamomile Facial Mist

This one smells like chamomile (duh) and sea water. Great for calming your skin. $32 (150 ml), www.thebay.com

Juice Beauty Hydrating Mist: smells like soft florals and herbs

Expect moisturized skin that feels fresh. $28 (200 ml), www.sephora.com

Caudalie Beauty Elixir

Ah, the smell of herbs such as rosemary and mint! Plus this one offers a touch of sweetness from the grapes. Expect radiant skin that feels hydrated. $58 (100 ml), www.sephora.com

Herbivore Rose Hibiscus Coconut Water Hydrating Face Mist

Yes, this does smell like roses and coconuts: Delightful. And then you’re promised softer skin with reduced redness. Who doesn’t like that kind of multitasking? $34 (120 ml), www.sephora.com

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Alexandra Donaldson is the editorial assistant at The Whale & The Rose and a freelance writer and content creator. Although she recently took up yoga in an effort to be a healthy adult, she still binge-watches cartoons on a regular basis and dreams of running away to a cottage in the woods. She has yet to nail down her favourite perfume, but knows that it smells green, earthy and maybe a little bit spicy, but definitely not sweet.