Eve talks MIST-ON SKINCARE
I’ve developed an addiction to hydrating facial sprays over the past few months. I used to think they were pointless, but now they’re filed under, if not quite must-haves, then very-nice-to-haves. Why the change of heart? Apart from delivering a refreshing moisture hit at any time of day on bare skin or over make-up, they can also be used to add an extra layer of juicy hydration in your skincare routine when applied after cleansing and before serum or moisturiser – a more sensible approach than slathering thick cream on dry skin, which will just sit on the surface. I like hyaluronic-acid-packed
Eucerin Hyaluron Mist Spray, £10.50,
and Indeed Laboratories Hydraluron + Moisture Mist, £24.99, with buddleja officinalis (butterfly bush) extract, said to protect from blue light found in daylight and, in smaller amounts, our digital devices. For sensitive skin, you can’t beat anti-inflammatory La Roche-posay Toleriane Ultra 8 Daily Soothing Hydrating Concentrate,
£19.50, while Allies of Skin Molecular Saviour Probiotics Repair
Mist, £57, treats dehydrated skin prone to breakouts with niacinamide (vitamin B3), probiotics and colloidal silver. Dewiness bottled.