DIY Aloe Facial Mist

DIY Aloe Facial Mist

It’s safe to say that getting a facial has incredible benefits for your mind and body. But what if you don’t have the time or money to get that facial? That’s where a DIY face mist comes in handy! 

Face mists are a quick and easy way to revitalize the skin and provide a moisture boost throughout the day. Keep reading to learn how YOU can make your own face mist!

Aloe Vera

Aloe is a favorite ingredient for any facial products. This is due to it’s unique healing and moisturizing properties. Not only is aloe fantastic for skin ailments, such as sunburns, but it has over 100 vitamins, nutrients, amino acids, and more that promote rapid cell  growth and moisturizes from the deepest layers of the skin to the outermost layers.  

Witch Hazel

Witch hazel is a plant that grows in the US, Japan, and China. It is frequently used as a natural toner due to it’s healing and anti-inflammatory properties. Similar to Aloe, witch hazel can be used for skin irritation, fight acne, and prevent sun damage. This is why it is a great ingredient for a facial mist. 

Rosehip Oil

Rosehip oil comes from the pressed seeds and fruit of the rose plant. It has been utilized for centuries as a healing oil. This oil can solve lack of hydration, inflammation, and hyperpigmentation. It can even help reduce the appearance of scars and fine lines. Combining rosehip oil with aloe and witch hazel makes for a hydrating facial spray. 

Recipe

Ingredients

6 tablespoons of witch hazel

2 tablespoons of aloe vera

5-10 drops of rosehip oil

Instructions

Combine in a spray bottle and shake before use. Place in the fridge between uses for a cooling effect. 

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