Collection: Mists︱Sprays

Korean face mists are ultra-lightweight sprays designed to deliver an instant boost of hydration to the skin. They usually have a watery texture and are easily absorbed. Beyond hydration, they are often enriched with active skincare ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, which can be found in the Skin1004 Madagascar Centella Hyalu-Cica Cloudy Mist, or bamboo extract, found in the haruharu wonder Black Bamboo Mist, which provides excellent antioxidant care. Depending on the formula, face mists can soothe, support the skin barrier or deeply refresh the complexion.

Korean face mists are incredibly versatile, so there's no single right or wrong time to use them. You can decide to either use them right after cleansing, before or after makeup or throughout the day when your skin needs a refresh. 

• Right after cleansing: Spray your skin a few times before continuing with the rest of your skincare routine to instantly hydrate your face 
• Before or after makeup: Apply a mist before makeup to give your skin an extra boost of hydration for a smooth makeup application, or after to melt away any powdery residue
• Throughout the day: Spray your face whenever your skin feels tight and dry, especially after spending long hours indoors.

No, face mists and setting sprays are two kinds of products that serve two entirely different purposes. A face mist is primarily a skincare product designed to deliver hydration, nutrients, and a luminous glow to the skin. A makeup setting spray, on the other hand, is a cosmetic product formulated to lock your makeup down, making it waterproof and preventing it from fading or smudging. While a face mist can refresh your makeup and make it look more natural, it won't prolong its wear like a setting spray will.

Although they might seem similar to some, toners and face mists are entirely different products that serve different purposes. Toners are traditionally designed to be applied right after cleansing to balance the skin's pH, tighten pores, and prep the face for the next steps of the skincare routine. They can have either a watery or milky texture. Face mists, on the other hand, are lighter, heavily focused on on-the-go hydration, and are designed to be sprayed directly onto the skin at any hour of the day.

No, a face mist cannot replace a daily moisturiser. While face mists offer an instant, lightweight burst of hydration, they lack the lasting moisture and barrier support that a dedicated moisturiser provides. A moisturiser is an essential step in any skincare routine; it seals in hydration, supports your skin barrier, and prevents moisture loss throughout the day. Think of a mist as a refreshing supplement you can use anytime, and a moisturiser as an essential step for long-term skin health.