The 7 Best Facial Mists to Refresh, Balance, and Hydrate Skin—Even if You've Already Got Makeup On

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published 5 July 2016

During the summer (and anytime, really), your body isn't the only thing that needs some H2O. Your face needs its fair share of hydration too—and no, sweat doesn't count. Here, the best facial sprays for mid-day moisture, soothing balance, and a total refresh that won't mess with your makeup.

1. Mac Mineralized Charged Water Skin Hydrating Mist

This spray combines charged water and pure diamond powder to rehydrate and energize the skin.

$24; maccosmetics.com

2. Laura Mercier Flawless Skin Perfecting Water Mist

Quench your skin's thirst with this fragrance-free water mist suitable for all skin types.

$38; lauramercier.com

3. Mario Badescu Facial Spray

Formulated with fragrant herbal extracts and rosewater, think of this as a pick-me-up for dehydrated, tight, and uncomfortable skin.

$7; ulta.com

4. Evian Mineral Spray

Spray on a cool mist that will leave your skin refreshed, especially after an ocean dip or mountain hike.

$12.50; sephora.com

5. Clinique Moisture Surge Spray

Made with aloe, this spray soothes and softens your skin. (And smells A+.)

$23; clinique.com

6. Caudalie Grape Water

A 100% organic formula made from Bordeaux grapes, spritz this on your face for hydration and to decrease skin sensitivity.

$22; us.caudalie.com

7. Jane Iredale Balance Antioxidant Spray

Oily girls, take note: Made with green tea extract, this spray works to help balance skin's natural oils.

$29; janeiredale.com.

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