Cool It Hydrating Mist with Hyaluronic Acid, Lightweight Calming Face Mist for After Exercise & Skin Brightening Spray, Hot Flushes Relief - 50ml

I don't know if I'm the only one, but I tend to get slightly panicky when it's too hot - I need to have ice on tap or am pretty much the most miserable girl in the room. It makes me feel feverish and like there isn't enough air... enter this cooling mist!If your face is hot and uncomfortable, spray this on your face for a lovely splash of cool. If you want it extra wonderful, keep it in your fridge when you're not using it. Oh. my. goodness.It's marketed as something to use after you've been to the gym, but it'll work in any situation your face needs a bit of cooling down.Do you remember something called Magicool? It's a spray for your face, and even your car when it's boiling hot. I don't know if it's a thing anymore, actually! But this reminds me of an extremely fancy version of that. The packaging is all Insta spa beautiful, and the smell is lovely - something along the lines of baby powder.It also promises to make your skin glow but, to be honest, if you're boiling hot, you'll be glowing already.It's fairly expensive at £18.36 for the smallish bottle, but am a genuine fan now and am interested in other products by the same company.

This is a really nice and refreshing spray that has a big benefit over other cooling sprays in that it is moisturising too. It is great if you are a gym lover, a woman of a certain age or just some who likes to stay cool. You can use this before, during and after exercise or anytime you need to cool down or refresh.It contains great ingredients such as hyaluronic acid which is an anti-aging saviour, and also cooling mint. I like that it has a fine texture so if you are wearing makeup it won’t wash it off. It is a handy (50ml) size so it’s easy to slip in your bag and take when out and about. Whilst I am sure this will get a lot of use in the summer in this country I think it would be brilliant to have when travelling to hot countries where the heat can be intense and you really need something to cool and revive your skin.I think the price is a little high, as it would be easy to get through it quite quickly, but, having said that, it is really nice and offers something different to other cooling mists.

Whenever I do any exercise my face goes bright red so I thought I’d try this Cool It mist from Skin in Motion.It’s a handy little 50ml bottle that is slim enough to fit in a pocket or small bag so you can take it with you on the go. The smell is lovely, it’s very fresh like baby powder or fresh linen. Whilst the spray did feel like it cooled my face down very quickly, it unfortunately didn’t reduce any of the redness.It is very refreshing and cooling to spray on your face and I did like it, but it would only be a worthwhile purchase for me if it managed to reduce the redness on my face, which it didn’t. I could get the same cooling effect from a spritz of water so unfortunately I wouldn’t buy this.If the Cool It spray had reduced my facial redness, I’d happily pay £18.68 (at the time of review) for it, however, it’s simply an overpriced moisturising spray for me.

I have rosacea, so my skin is sensitive and reactive. I found this spray was pretty nice on my skin and didn't seem to cause a bad effect. I sprayed it on when my skin was quite flushed from the sun, and it did cool me down. However it does have a fragrance (smells a bit like baby powder to me), so it won't necessarily work for all skin types.The spray is light and fine, and it will not affect makeup (in fact it could set your makeup if you use it sparingly). The price though is too high for such a tiny bottle. You could buy rosewater or orange flower water from a world foods shop very cheaply and it will have most of the benefits of this spray while being better on sensitive skin.

A nice refreshing and hydrating face mist with a nice light vanilla scent designed for gym goers, active people. It’s ideal for dry skin, especially during hot summer months.I can also see it will be useful when you’re on holiday in hot and dry countries, this definitely helps infuse that extra required moisture to face, and neck areas.Infused with hydrolysed hyaluronic acid, liquorice extract to give instant moisture and calm redness.Priced at around £18 (at the time of writing), seems a little bit on the pricey side. However, if you have a need for such a product, it might be worth the price.

I have a spin bike in the garage, and as anyone who has does spinning classes knows, you get very hot and sweaty. As the weather begins to get warmer again this only makes it worse!I have used this spray after finishing a spin class and it feels wonderful. It's a very cooling spray that has a wonderful and relaxing scent to it. It really does help my face feel cooler and it's very refreshing. I can imagine this would also be great for holidays in the sun too.It is quite pricey though, however I only used a couple of sprays each time so I can imagine it does last a while.

This ‘cool it mist’ is pretty cool. Quite small and narrow, this tubular spray is easy to pack in a gym back or rucksack.The spray itself has a most pleasant, almost vanilla scent. Not sure if it hydrated or made me glow, but my face did feel softer and more moisturised after use. It also did give a good vibe and I could smell the gentle aroma for sometime after spraying.Whilst this is not cheap, priced as it is at £18.43 at the time of the review, this would make a brilliant gift for someone who is in hospital or who is bed-bound.

I have this Skin in Motion - Cool It Hydrating Mist with Hyaluronic Acid in a 50ml spray can.It is of a nice portable size, so I can keep it in my handbag.It is good not only after exercising, but to cool down and refresh during hot days.I've used it during last two days to refresh my face.Very easy to use, it sprays very fine mist. Cooling effect is immediate and it didn't destroy my makeup and didn't cause any irritation.Simple idea but works well, just a bit pricey.