Review (3/5): Works better as a body mist because of the strong scent.
(A thought: If you think of this as more of a body mist instead of a face mist, you may be happier with it. The strong perfumed scent is a little much to take sprayed directly on the face. However, when after toweling off from a shower, I sprayed this over my body, and even a little on my damp hair before blow-drying, with just a tiny spritz around my face, and it did much better—I smelled good and it’s not as strong as a regular perfume would be.)
I love facial mists. They soothe and calm my skin, and refresh my face, and my mood. I want to give this 4 stars because it seems to be a nice mist, but there are unknowns. I’m giving it 3 stars based on how I like the feel of it, and the scent, though strong, is nice but a bit much to spray in my face—
This Valjean face mist in Glow comes in a really nice heavy glass bottle—I like glass bottles because I can reuse them, or I can check to make sure they can be recycled, which is important to me. But reusing them by making my own face mist is nice—would be great if Valjean offered refillable options so once this bottle is emptied, I can put in more of the same product.
This mist feels amazingly refreshing. You’ll need to note that it has a pretty strong scent. And the scent is kind of a perfume scent; that was a surprise to me. I wasn’t sure I liked that at first, and still I have to be careful when I spritz it.
However, I like this scent. And though it can seem to be strong when I first spray it, it doesn’t overpower me or linger too long. If you spray it and it lands on your clothes, the scent will linger longer but it’s soft and I like the tones of the scent. But, again, on the face I have to be very careful.
There isn’t a lot of information about the company or the product on this Amazon page, which is puzzling, for I’d like to know a bit more about the product I’m putting on my face. I googled the company and couldn’t find much there either. Except for a dermatology site that indicated the same thing I did: why doesn’t this company list more about their products.
Am I just spritzing perfumed water on my face with a few minerals added? How much? What’s the perfume scent? They don’t even tell me what the scent is. However, on the back of the bottle is the list of ingredients and I suppose that helps. But I’d like more on this Amazon page, or that I can google.
To that end, I’ll continue to use the facial mist for times I need a boost in mood or I’m sweaty after a workout or it’s hot in the summer.