Ever wonder what makes a refresher, setting, and finishing spray so different? Here's the quick breakdown—see which one (or more) is right for you!
beauty breakdown Face Sprays
- Refresher Spray A refresher spray is a water-based spritzer (like the popular Evian Spray) that hydrates and reinvigorates dry, dull, or flaky skin. It's usually pure water with some soothing additives (like cucumber extract or aloe vera), and is meant for bare skin. It doesn't interact with or set your makeup, so use this simple formulation to prep and freshen your skin before application.
- Setting Spray A setting spray is water-based like a refresher spray, but infused with more minerals and essential oils. These beneficial oils bind with the makeup particles on your skin and blend together for a seamless and glowing finish. MAC Fix+ is a popular example of a setting spray. Apply this spray after makeup application.
- Finishing Spray A finishing spray is the last spray you should put on your face. It's usually alcohol-based (the skin-friendly kind), and seals the makeup upon contact. Use this spray for special events, warm and humid weather, or if you generally can't get your makeup to last for more than a few hours.
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