Mario Badescu Setting Facial Spray Mist with Aloe & Coconut Water, Refreshing and Hydrating Makeup Spray, Alcohol, Fragrance, Dye & Sulfate Free

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I am absolutely in love with the Mario Badescu Setting Facial Spray Mist with Aloe & Coconut Water! This product has become a staple in my daily skincare routine, and I can't sing its praises enough.The infusion of Aloe and Coconut Water provides an incredibly refreshing and hydrating experience for my skin. The mist is fine and evenly distributed, creating a lightweight and non-greasy feel. It's perfect for setting my makeup, giving me a natural and dewy finish that lasts throughout the day.The subtle coconut scent is delightful and adds a touch of tropical luxury to my skincare routine. I appreciate that the formula is free from harsh chemicals, making it suitable for my sensitive skin. The addition of Aloe is a game-changer, providing a soothing sensation that is especially refreshing during hot or dry weather.I also love the versatility of this facial spray. Besides setting makeup, I use it as a midday pick-me-up to revitalize my skin or as a quick refreshment after a workout. The compact size makes it convenient to carry in my bag, ensuring that I have a burst of hydration whenever I need it.In summary, the Mario Badescu Setting Facial Spray Mist with Aloe & Coconut Water is a skincare gem. It's effective, smells amazing, and the benefits extend beyond just setting makeup. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a hydrating and rejuvenating facial mist. Five stars, without a doubt! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The moisture on your skin feels good after moisturizing your face for daytime or nighttime. The quality amount is nice when you use it every day. The scent is very smoothing on your face.

I usually avoid Mario Badescu products due to fragrance, fragrant oils or irritating ingredients. It's a pleasant surprise to find a fragrance and dye free formula with great, gentle, skin-friendly ingredients. The size is generous, and the price is pretty reasonable for the amount and quality.The sprayer mists pretty finely and it works well as a makeup setting spray (perhaps won't hold your makeup as well as some of the harsher ones, but makes makeup look "softer" and less "powdery" and skin look more natural). It doesn't leave your skin too sticky or shiny, but just a touch sticky but not enough to be an issue. If you get it near your eyes (don't spray it at your eyes) it doesn't burn or irritate if it gets close.It's soothing and lightly moisturizing. It works well over makeup and under skincare and makeup (let it dry first). It probably won't be the only and sole moisturizer for most people, except with very oily skin. You'll likely want to add a layer of moisture at some point in your day or night (I suggest Cerave PM, Vanicream face moisturizer, the one for the face or The Oridinary's facial moisturizer in the tube.) but this is great to add moisture under thicker creams.I've used it as a makeup finishing-setting spray, makeup refresher and skin refresher. My favorite use is sprayed into my hands (you waste less than misting it) and applying from my hands as a toner. I rotate it with Cerave's toner (don't use both together) or one from Peach Slices or Good Molecules.Physician's formula now makes a much smaller spray (fragrance free) that's smaller and more expensive per oz than this that I also like. But there is no other spray that I've found that is a better value than this or as gentle on the ingredients and doesn't burn or sting. I may mix it up but it's always going to be a favorite.It said it could be used on hair. I did not like it at all on my hair. Some people might but I found it way too sticky for my hair. My hair is fine, coarse, wavy and dry (weird hair). And it made my hair look a little stringy and feel sticky. I tried it sprayed on my hair and another time sprayed into the palm of my hand and worked into my hair and I disliked it in my hair both times.It does have the tiniest bit of odor, not fragrance or scent, from the ingredients but it's not strong and it goes away quickly.

This doesn't seem to have a scent like some of the other varieties, however I prefer the ingredient list on this one. I haven't noticed a difference in smooth or softness at this point but it's only been a short time so we will see. Otherwise it's refreshing and hopefully more beneficial than water

Works well and has become a staple in my skincare routine, I use this after washing and before moisturizing my face night and morning. The smell is more like coconut water and something else (aka not the most delectable smell) but is the only facial mist from this brand that does not contain fragrance. I've purchased de rose water version before and I loved it, but having fragrance as one of its ingredients made me switch to this one. Besides from the smell it works perfectly fine. I find it soothing and increases the moisture in my mixed (dry/oily) skin before applying my moisturizer. Trader Joe's carries a cheaper rose scented facial mist which works well too but again it contains fragrance.

I initially wasn’t expecting much because I got the 4oz in Christmas gift set from a guy friend that knows nothing about skin care. After using it, it quickly became a staple in my routine. It is sooo refreshing and has many uses. Some people use it before make up, some use it as a setting spray. I mostly use it after I’ve washed my face and put on moisturizer. It gives that extra feeling of hydration, with a slight cooling and tightening effect (I live in FL). The scent is light and not overwhelming at all. After I ran out of the little one I had to buy the 8oz because it’s that great.