Forget Evian misting…when the temperature rises, turn to one of the following three reenergizing and rejuvenating sprays to not only cool down, but to give your skin a new lease on life.

Ole Henriksen African Red Tea Mist

Danish skincare line Ole Henriksen has countless amazing products (their Invigorating Nighttime Gel is a personal favourite), but its African Red Tea Mist is particularly spectacular.  Not only does it refresh and hydrate, but it also delivers anti-aging ingredients and a heaping dose of antioxidants.  Priced at $35, the mist is available at both Vancouver’s very own Beauty Mark and Sephora.

AmorePacific Moisture Bound Skin Energy Hydration Delivery System

AmorePacific’s Moisture Bound Skin Energy Hydration Delivery System may be quite a mouthful, but it is a must for any hot climate or travel.  An incredibly refreshing botanical mist, it is perfect as a primer, as a post-makeup setter, or as a pick-me-up at any point of the day.  You can find it at Sephora in store or online and it is priced at $35.

Caudalie Grape Water

Because of my sensitive skin, I particularly love Caudalie’s Grape Water.  French skincare line Caudalie exclusively uses the moisturizing polysaccharides found in wine grapes and many (myself included) can personally attest to its capacity to truly change your skin.  Like all sprays, it’s wonderful as a pre-makeup base, but Caudalie’s formula is especially amazing on a hot day.  It is priced at $13 (a total steal) and can be found at Sephora.

By: Alexandra Grant, Vancouver

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