MAKE YOUR OWN FACIAL SPRITZERS |
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Facial spritzers are wonderful to use when you are travelling, to soothe your skin in varying temperatures.
You need:
- A small spray bottle. Buy one from your nearest pharmacy or travel shop
- You can use distilled water or witch hazel solution as a base for your facial spritzer.
- A filter funnel to pour your home-made facial spritzer into the spray-bottle.
ROSE PETAL FACIAL SPRITZER
This is ideal for mature skin, but is suitable for any skin type and anybody that loves the
smell of roses - totally indulgent!
You need:
- Handful of fresh rose petals.
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Method:
- Wash rose petals under clean running water and place in a small bowl.
- Pour almost boiling water over the petals and leave to cool.
- When cool, pour through funnel into spray bottle.
- Keep refrigerated and use within one week.
REFRESHING CUCUMBER FACIAL SPRITZ
This is a very refreshing spritz - ideal for use in a hot climate. For all skin types.
You need:
- Small cucumber
- Cup of distilled water.
Method:
- Cut the skin off cucumber and chop roughly.
- Mix the cucumber with the distilled water.
- Strain mixture through a fine sieve into funnel and pour into your spritzer bottle.
- Add more water if needed to dilute mixture.
- Use liberally for a cool, refreshing effect. Use immediately if possible, or store in refrigerator for a day or two.
MINTY FACIAL SPRITZER
This refreshing spritzer is ideally suited to oily or ance-prone skin. It is NOT suitable for sensitive skin.
You need:
- 1 t apple cider vinegar
- 25ml distilled water.
- 1 drop of pure organic peppermint essential oil OR peppermint tea.
Method:
- Put 1 teapoon of apple cider vinegar into small spray bottle.
- Add 1 drop of pure organic peppermint essential oil. Top up with distilled water.
Alternative:
- Make a cup of peppermint tea and add to apple cider vinegar and water mixture.
- Shake well before each use. Keep refrigerated and use within 3 days.
- Caution: Avoid contact with eyes as it contains peppermint essential oil.
NOTE: Always use clean, sterile equipment when preparing home-made cosmetics. Always test on your wrist before spraying the facial spritzer on your face or all over your body. If iany reaction occurs, discontinue use immediately.
Disclaimer - These spritzers are made at your own risk. We are not responsible for any adverse reactions that may occur after using these spritzers. Do not use any ingredients that you are allergic to. If you are not sure, consult a doctor or beauty therapist before using any of the products above.
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