Facial mists are refreshing skin care products that you spray on your face after cleansing it. They act as toners and facial astringents. Learn how to make your own with this DIY essential oil facial mist recipe for your skin type!
Whether you’ve got the oiliest or driest skin on planet Earth, you need a facial mist. They are essential skin care products that belong in a holistic and wholesome daily skin care ritual. Below are some of the benefits of essential oil facial mists:
Uses & Benefits of Essential Oil Facial Mists
- Deep cleanse skin
- Shrink large pores
- Reduce oily skin
- Tighten and tone skin
- Lift and firm skin
- Reduce blemishes
- Fight acne
- Even out skin complexion
- Freshen face
- Set makeup
- Cool down a hot sweaty face
- Reduce inflammation
- And more!
What are some specific essential oils for your particular skin type? Find out below!
Specific Essential Oils to Use for Your Skin Type
Oily skin
- Lemon (where to get it)
- Tea tree (where to get it)
- Clary sage (where to get it)
2. Acne prone skin
- Tea tree (where to get it)
- Rosemary (where to get it)
- Basil (where to get it)
3. Mature skin
- Frankincense (where to get it)
- Myrrh (where to get it)
- Helichrysum (where to get it)
4. Dry skin
- Sandalwood (where to get it)
- Rose (where to get it)
- Geranium (where to get it)
5. Sensitive skin
- Neroli (where to get it)
- Lavender (where to get it)
- Roman chamomile (where to get it)
DIY Essential Oil Facial Mist Recipe
What you Need
- ½ cup rose hydrosol (where to get it)
- 7 drops of essential oil of choice *select from above
- 1 tsp witch hazel (where to get it)
- 4 oz amber glass spray bottle (where to get it)
Method
- Into your amber spray bottle, add in 1 tsp of witch hazel.
- Now drop in your essential oil of choice.
- Swirl the bottle to mix up the ingredients until well combined.
- Pour in the rose hydrosol and close the cap.
- Gently shake the bottle to combine all the ingredients.
- To use, mist on your face after washing your face then let it dry. Or, if you’re in a hurry, pat your face dry with a clean towel.
- Moisturize as usual.
Caution
Do a patch test on your inner elbow for 30 minutes to check that the above essential oils are safe for you to use without any negative reactions.
If you’re new to essential oils, please first read Caution & Safety Information with Essential Oils
