How To Make Homemade Facial Mists For Summers

Hi ladies,

In summers, when your face is all parched, looking dull and tired, a facial mist comes to your rescue. Facial mists can be great skin saviors especially in these hot and humid days. Market is flooded with facial mists and not all of them are natural. In fact, most of them contains so many chemicals. Today I will tell you about few recipes to make a homemade, natural facial sprays or mists.

1. Anti-Aging Facial Mist

How to prepare:
Take 2 tea bags. Brew them in 1 glass of water and let the mixture cool. Add 3-4 drops of tea tree oil to it. Store in a spray bottle.

Benefits:
• Green tea is rich in anti-oxidants, it reduces redness of the skin from excessive sun exposure and also has anti-aging properties.
• Tea tree oil helps to remove acne, fights with pimple outburst and also lightens blemishes and dark spots.

2. Refreshing Facial Mist

How to prepare:
Pour 1 cup distilled water, 1 tbsp witch hazel and 4-5 drops of lavender essential oil in a spray bottle. Shake well and use.

Benefits:
• Witch hazel works wonders for oily skin. This is a plant which heels and soothes irritated skin effectively.
• Lavender oil is really versatile and it is anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and cools down the skin and provides quick relief in summers.

3. Rose Facial Mist

How to prepare:
Fill half a spray bottle with rose water and add 2 tbsp jojoba oil to it. Shake the bottle and spray on your face whenever required.

Benefits:
• This mixture of rose water and jojoba oil is beneficial for the skin as it is really hydrating and provides life to a dull looking face.
• The proportion of jojoba oils resembles our own skin’s sebum, so it gets absorbed really quickly and is beneficial for oily skin type.

4. Essentials Oils Facial Mist

How to prepare:
Add 1 cup distilled water to 5 drops each of lavender and chamomile essential oils. Store in an airtight container or spray bottle.

Benefits:
• Chamomile essential oil provides moisture to the skin, it is also helpful in fading your acne marks and scars.
• Lavender oil is relaxing and soothing for the skin and also helps to reduce minor skin irritations.

5. Moisturizing Freshening Mist

How to prepare:
Mix 1 cup of distilled water with 2 tbsp of glycerin and 5 drops of rosehip essential oil. Store in a spray bottle for use.

Benefits:
• Glycerin provides a youthful glow to dull and tired looking skin and also helps to cure acne and pimples.
• Rosehip oil is a boon for dry skinned beauties as it moisturizes and re-hydrates the skin from within and helps to remove age spots and hyper pigmentation too.

Notes:
• You can use these facial mists whenever your skin is looking tired and needs instant dose of refreshment.
• As these recipes do not contain any preservatives, store them in the fridge and use it within a week.
• As all these recipes are easy to make, you can make a fresh batch every week.

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