Today, I want to share with you my DIY soothing and hydrating face mist recipe. This recipe has recently become a staple in my skin care routine as the winter season has transformed my skin from moderately dry to very dry and sensitive.
I find that hydrating facial mists when used with along with skin care geared towards hydration is a great way to help combat the dry/sensitive effects caused by the winter season.
This recipe consists of calming and hydrating ingredients that will keep your skin feeling moisturized and soothed throughout the day.
You will need:
- 1 Chamomile tea bag
- 2 drops lavender essential oil
- 2 drops vanilla essential oil
- 2 drops sweet almond oil
- distilled water
Method:
Steep chamomile tea bag in hot water for 5-10 minutes, then let cool. Once cooled, pour into a spritz bottle to 3/4 of the way full and add the lavender, vanilla and sweet almond oils. Lastly, fill the rest of the bottle with distilled water, screw on the lid and gently shake.
Keep refrigerated and toss after 2 weeks.
Ways to Use Your Facial Mist:
For Hydration:
- After cleansing before applying your moisturizer, spritz your face to hydrate and increase absorption.
- Mist your face a couple of times throughout the day to keep your skin hydrated.
- Spritz your face often while traveling (especially on long flights) to avoid dehydration while flying.
For makeup:
- Spritz after applying your makeup to soften your look.
- Use as a midday pick me up to revive makeup and to refresh the skin.
The benefits of creating your own face mist is not only can you control what goes into your mist, you can also customize it to your own specific needs, by using ingredients that are most beneficial to your skin type eg. if your skin is oily and prone to breakouts, replace the chamomile tea with green tea. Green tea is loaded with anti-oxidants and works well with problematic skin.
Thanks for reading!
Are you a fan of DIY face mists...if so what are some of your favourite combinations?
Keisha xo
I need to try this how convenient to make and refresh your skin.
ReplyDeleteYes it is quite convenient. You can spritz up anytime and anywhere :)
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Thank you so much Keisha, I really need to try this xo- Fashion Phases
ReplyDeleteLet me know how it works for you. Thanks for reading Glenda
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You seriously have the best DIY!! Keep it up, Keisha!
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Awe! Thank you Lily! I'm so glad that your enjoy my Diy's
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This is such a great DIY, I definitely have to try this! (:
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Thank you Natalie!
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I love this DIY idea! This must smell amazing too!
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It does smell really lovely. And it's so refreshing.
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Amazing blog you've got. Very helpful posts. Especially the one about 5 reasons why smokey eyes go wrong! You're beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us darling. Visit me www.its-dominica.blogspot.co.uk whenever you can. Kisses, Dominica S. xXx
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Dominica! That was one of my fav posts. Thanks for visiting.
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I love things like this because you know exactly what you are putting on your skin. There are so many weird ingredients in products which makes D.I.Y.'s like this a life saver. Love this post and I'm definitely going to give this a try.
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That is def one of the main reasons why I like to make my own beauty products. Thanks for reading!
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This sounds great for those with dry skin (myself included!) - I can imagine the inclusion of vanilla and almond scents must be beautiful :)
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The vanilla is like heaven! I enjoy vanilla so much..... That's why I try to include it in just about everything lol
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This is great! Thanks for sharing Keisha! :)
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Thank you Priscilla!
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This sounds amazing, and you have such fantastic skin. I will definitely be trying this x
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Thank you Christie! Be sure to let me know it works for you:)
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Keisha, this sounds like a treat for the skin! Love what you put into it. So good for you!
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It feels amazing on the skin! I love this ingredient combo. Thanks for reading Kim
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Thank you!
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This sounds easy enough! Thanks for sharing Keisha!
ReplyDeleteI need to try this. Sounds like a very easy DIY.
ReplyDeleteYes I am a fan of DIY face mists...and hair mask. Your DIY is amazing with few ingredients you have a fabulous beauty product. Tks dear
ReplyDeleteI am doing this right away! It must be really hydrating and smelling like heaven!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing Keisha & have a great day!
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Stella
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Hi dear Keisha! This is an interesting recipe, I think I give it a try! Lastly I'm using various serums but I'm not so satisfied by the results.. Do you use serums?
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What a wonderful DIY beauty recipe! I've heard that camomile is great for treating under eye circles, but it totally works as a moisturizer too! Thanks so much! I am bookmarking it right now!
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