Hydrating Aloe Vera & Tea Tree Oil Face Mist
Refresh and revitalize your skin with this Hydrating Aloe Vera & Tea Tree Oil Face Mist,
perfect for those looking to balance and cool their complexion.
Aloe Hydrolate
helps soothe and nourish, while
Tea Tree Oil
helps control excess shine and breakouts. The lightweight formula delivers instant hydration, making it ideal for
all skin types—especially those prone to sensitivity or oiliness.
Whether you're using it as a mid-day pick-me-up or as part of your morning and evening regimen, this easy-to-make
face mist leaves skin feeling refreshed, balanced, and lightly scented. Enjoy a naturally radiant glow and a
comfortable finish with every spritz.
Ingredients:
- 60ml Aloe Hydrolate
- 60ml Tea Tree Hydrosol
- 15ml Rose Water
- 0.5ml Tea Tree Oil
- 0.5ml Lavender Oil
- 0.5% Saliplus Liquid (Preservative)
Method:
- In a clean, sterilized container, combine the Aloe Hydrolate , Tea Tree Hydrosol , and Rose Water .
- Add the Tea Tree Oil and Lavender Oil , stirring gently to disperse them evenly.
- Add **0.5% Saliplus Liquid**, stirring well to ensure even distribution.
- Transfer the mixture to a spray or mist bottle. Ensure it’s sealed tightly.
- Gently shake before each use to help keep the oils suspended.
- Lightly mist onto cleansed face and neck, keeping eyes closed. Allow to air dry or pat gently.
- For best results, store in a cool, dark place and use within 3 months.
Additional Information
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Absolutely! This hydrating Aloe Vera & Tea Tree Oil Face Mist is gentle enough for daily use. Simply mist onto cleansed skin in the morning or evening, or as a mid-day refresh.
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Yes. The combination of Aloe Hydrolate and Rose Water can help soothe irritation, while Tea Tree Hydrosol and Tea Tree Oil may help clarify breakouts. However, it’s always best to do a patch test with any new product—especially if you have very reactive skin.
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Keep your DIY face mist in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight. You can also store it in the fridge for a refreshing, cool spritz.
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Yes, you can swap out Tea Tree Oil or Lavender Oil for other skin-friendly essential oils (like chamomile or geranium). Use them in similar low amounts (0.5 ml each) to ensure skin safety, and always perform a patch test with any new oil.
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We recommend using it within three months, especially if stored properly. Since it doesn’t contain a strong preservative system, freshness is key for best results.
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If you prefer a softer scent, reduce the amount of Tea Tree Oil or Lavender Oil. If you enjoy a stronger aroma, you can slightly increase them (but be mindful of possible skin sensitivity).
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Spritz this mist onto your face before applying primer or foundation for extra hydration and smoother makeup application.
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The soothing properties of Aloe Hydrolate and Rose Water make this mist an ideal choice to calm skin after sun exposure.