I always use moisturizer in the morning and at night. But every now and then, my skin still feels a little dry throughout the day. If your skin is in need of a pick-me-up, this Cucumber and Lavender Face Spritzer is great for quick hydration. It’s made with a combination of aloe vera liquid, cucumber essential water, lavender essential water and glycerin. Essential waters are purified water infused with essential oil. They have a mild scent and feel great on the skin. Feel free to swap out any of the essential waters in this recipe for another if you prefer.
Simply spritz the mixture onto your skin any time, and allow it to dry. This spray feels refreshing during the hot months, and relieves dry winter skin. I actually made this spray in July and used it throughout the summer after being out in the sun all day. I like to carry it in my purse for little pick-me-ups.
What You’ll Need:
Three Brushed Aluminum Bottle (2 oz. with Spray Top)
6 oz. Aloe Vera Liquid
1 oz. Cucumber Essential Water
1 oz. Lavender Essential Water
1 oz. Glycerin
Optional: Facial Spritzer Label Template
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ONE: In a container, add the aloe vera liquid, cucumber essential water, lavender essential water and glycerin. Use a spoon or whisk to fully mix together the liquids.
NOTE ABOUT PRESERVATIVES: While this product is water based, the aloe vera liquid, cucumber essential water and lavender essential waters already contain a preservative. Because of this, an additional preservative is not required. If you’d like to learn more about how to use preservatives in your projects, click here.
TWO: Carefully pour the mixture into the aluminum spray bottles. Shake before use, and spritz on the face or body when you need a little moisture.
Cucumber Lavender Facial Spritz
Ingredients
- Three Brushed Aluminum Bottle 2 oz. with Spray Top
- 6 oz. Aloe Vera Liquid
- 1 oz. Cucumber Essential Water
- 1 oz. Lavender Essential Water
- 1 oz. Glycerin
Instructions
- In a container, add the aloe vera liquid, cucumber essential water, lavender essential water and glycerin. Use a spoon or whisk to fully mix together the liquids.
- Carefully pour the mixture into the aluminum spray bottles. Shake before use, and spritz on the face when you need a little moisture.
Hye, i want to ask..
If i buy all the ingredient in my country, then did i still need to add preservative?? Cause i want to buy in soapqueen but the postage cost its to expensive..
If the ingredients you use have a preservative, you don’t need to add an extra one. If not, we recommend adding a preservative at 1% of the total weight of the recipe. Learn more here: https://soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/lotion/talk-it-out-tuesday-preservatives/
-Kelsey with Bramble Berry
Hello! I was wondering if there would be an effect if my ingredients have different expiration dates? Let’s say if I use 1 oz. of solution A (expires 2018) and 3 oz. of solution B (expires 2019), will solution B extent the life of solution A since I used more of it? Or should I follow the earlier date? Thanks so much!
You’ll want to follow the earlier date! The shelf life is determined by the shortest shelf life of your ingredients. So, your product will last until 2018. 🙂
Read more about finding the shelf life here: https://soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/tips-and-tricks/shelf-life-bath-products-ingredients-rancidity-vs-mold/
-Kelsey with Bramble Berry
What can i substitute for the Aloe liquid? I am highly highly allergic?
You can use rose water instead! You can also use distilled water. If you use distilled water, you would need a preservative to prevent mold and bacteria. Optiphen ND at .5% would work well. 🙂
Rose water: https://www.brambleberry.com/Rose-Water-P3840.aspx
Optiphen ND: https://www.brambleberry.com/Optiphen-ND-P5714.aspx
Read more about preservatives here: https://soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/lotion/talk-it-out-tuesday-preservatives/
-Kelsey with Bramble Berry
The label template link goes to a bath spa label, and when I search “facial spritzer label template” on Bramble Berry, nothing like the label shown comes up. Is there a label available?
The bath spa label is the correct one! Once you download the file, it will give you several label templates. The Face Spritzer labels are on page 4. 🙂
Home Spa Label Template: https://www.brambleberry.com/Home-Spa-Label-Template-downloadable-PDF-P6689.aspx?ItemId=46354170
-Kelsey with Bramble Berry
Thank you!!! 🙂
You’re welcome! 🙂
I’m thinking of using this as the liquid for soaking the Brambleberry facial treatment masks. Do you think this will soak into the masks well? Can you recommend another recipe that might work better or be more beneficial to use with those masks?
Before making a batch of masks, I would recommend trying one on your skin. We had several people test this spray in mask form and a few experienced some skin irritation when the mask was left on longer than 5 minutes. I would recommend testing it to see if you experience any irritation! 🙂
Facial Treatment Mask: https://www.brambleberry.com/Facial-Treatment-Mask-P6448.aspx
-Kelsey with Bramble Berry
Thanks so much for your input. I was thinking about doing this for Christmas gifts, so I will definitely go another way. I appreciate your help!
You’re welcome Cynthia! 🙂
-Kelsey with Bramble Berry
There are 9 oz of ingredients…seems like you would need more than the three 2oz bottles in the tutorial.
Is there a mistake in the amounts of one or each ingredient or the number of bottles needed?
Thank you.
Sly
That is correct! The glycerin in this recipe are fairly dense, so this recipe doesn’t fill as many bottles as recipes made without it. 🙂
-Kelsey with Bramble Berry
If I never put preservative in this formula,how long can it last? Or should I store in fridge?
Regards,
Lily
Several ingredients in this recipe already have a preservative, so this facial spritz should last about a year. You can store it in the fridge if you like! Storing it in a cool, dry place will help it last longer. 🙂
-Kelsey with Bramble Berry