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  • ANUA PDRN Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Capsule Mist

    ANUA

    ANUA PDRN Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Capsule Mist

    Sale price  Rs.4,980 Regular price  Rs.5,480
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  • d'Alba White Truffle First Spray Serum 50ml

    d'Alba

    d'Alba White Truffle First Spray Serum 50ml

    Sale price  Rs.5,980 Regular price  Rs.6,900
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  • Dr.Althea Rapid Hypochlorous Acid Rescue Mist 100ml

    Dr.Althea

    Dr.Althea Rapid Hypochlorous Acid Rescue Mist 100ml

    Sale price  Rs.5,980 Regular price  Rs.6,900
    -13%
  • Dr.Althea Aqua Marine Jelly Mist 100ml

    Dr.Althea

    Dr.Althea Aqua Marine Jelly Mist 100ml

    Sale price  Rs.6,200 Regular price  Rs.7,200
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  • Dr.Althea 345 Relief Cream Mist

    Dr.Althea

    Dr.Althea 345 Relief Cream Mist

    Sale price  Rs.4,480 Regular price  Rs.5,400
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  • Haruharu Wonder Black Rice Probiotics Barrier NAD+ Serum Mist 80ml

    Haruharu Wonder

    Haruharu Wonder Black Rice Probiotics Barrier NAD+ Serum Mist 80ml

    Sale price  Rs.6,400 Regular price  Rs.7,900
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  • COSRX The Ceramide Skin Barrier Moisturizing Mist 120ml

    COSRX

    COSRX The Ceramide Skin Barrier Moisturizing Mist 120ml

    Sale price  Rs.5,380 Regular price  Rs.5,980
    -10%

About Face Mist & Sprays

What is a face mist?

A face mist is a fine spray of water-based skincare that you can use on bare skin or over makeup. It refreshes, adds a quick layer of hydration and helps the next step spread more evenly. In Pakistan's heat, a mist is often the product that makes a long afternoon feel bearable.

Mists are not all the same. Some are little more than scented water, while the ones in this collection are formulated skincare in spray form. Think of a mist as a top-up between steps, not a replacement for your moisturiser.

Types of face mist

  • Hydrating mists: watery or jelly sprays with humectants such as hyaluronic acid.
  • Barrier and cream mists: milkier sprays with ceramides or soothing ingredients for dry, tight skin.
  • Serum mists: richer sprays that leave a glow and work well over makeup.
  • Calming rescue mists: gentle sprays for skin that feels hot, stressed or irritated.

Best face mists in Pakistan

Every mist we stock is listed here with the skin it suits. Each title opens the product page for ingredients and directions.

Dr.Althea 345 Relief Cream Mist

A milky cream mist for sensitive, dry or stressed skin.

COSRX The Ceramide Skin Barrier Moisturizing Mist 120ml

A ceramide mist for tight skin in air-conditioned rooms.

d'Alba White Truffle First Spray Serum 50ml

A glow-giving serum spray, popular over makeup.

Dr.Althea Aqua Marine Jelly Mist 100ml

A light, cooling jelly mist for oily skin in summer.

ANUA PDRN Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Capsule Mist

A hyaluronic acid and PDRN mist for dehydrated, dull skin.

Haruharu Wonder Black Rice Probiotics Barrier NAD+ Serum Mist 80ml

A barrier-supporting serum mist for daily top-ups.

Dr.Althea Rapid Hypochlorous Acid Rescue Mist 100ml

A gentle rescue mist for skin that feels hot or irritated.

Face mists by skin type

Face mist for oily skin

Yes, oily skin benefits from mists. A light, oil-free jelly or hyaluronic spray adds water without shine and can make skin look fresher by mid-afternoon. Blot excess oil first, then mist, so you are not spraying over sweat and sebum. Avoid rich serum mists on very oily zones if they leave you shiny.

Face mist for dry skin

Dry skin loves a mist, as long as you seal it in. Spray a ceramide or cream mist, then press in moisturiser while the skin is still damp. During the day, a mist over makeup softens a powdery or flaky look. On its own, water evaporates and can leave dry skin tighter, so always pair it with an oil- or lipid-containing product.

Sensitive skin

Choose fragrance-free, alcohol-free mists with calming ingredients. Patch-test first, and avoid mists with strong essential oils or a heavy perfume.

How to use face mist

In your skincare routine

After cleansing, mist your face to dampen it, then apply serum and moisturiser. Damp skin helps watery products spread and absorb. You can also mist between layers if your skin feels dry.

Over makeup

Hold the bottle at arm's length and spray in an X and T shape, then let it dry without touching. A serum or cream mist adds dewiness, while a jelly mist feels refreshing without moving foundation.

How often to use it

Two to four times a day is plenty for most people. Constant misting without a moisturiser can actually leave skin drier, because the water evaporates and takes some of your skin's own moisture with it.

What to look for in a face mist

  • Humectants: hyaluronic acid, glycerin and panthenol draw water into the skin.
  • Barrier ingredients: ceramides and probiotic ferments help skin hold on to that water.
  • Calming extracts: soothing botanicals and gentle hypochlorous formulas comfort hot, stressed skin.
  • Glow boosters: PDRN, oils and serum textures leave a dewy finish over makeup.
  • A fine nozzle: an even, cloud-like spray feels better and does not disturb makeup.

Skip mists that list alcohol near the top or carry a heavy perfume, especially if your skin reacts easily.

Face mist for glowing skin

For a quick glow, a serum or capsule mist is the most effective choice, because it leaves a fine, light-reflecting layer rather than simply evaporating. Spray it on cheekbones and the bridge of the nose after makeup, or between moisturiser and sunscreen on bare skin. For a lasting glow, the basics still matter: steady hydration, gentle exfoliation and daily sunscreen.

Common face mist mistakes

The most common mistake is misting and walking away. Water left to air-dry can pull moisture out of the skin, so always press it in or follow with a cream. Others include spraying too close, which leaves drips that move foundation, sharing a bottle, and keeping it in a hot car, where the formula can spoil. Finally, a mist is not sun protection; reapply your sunscreen separately.

Can a face mist replace moisturiser or setting spray?

A mist cannot replace moisturiser. It adds a light layer of hydration but lacks the lipids that hold water in, so always follow it with a cream or gel. As for setting spray, a hydrating mist can melt powder into the skin for a more natural finish, but it will not lock makeup in place the way a dedicated setting spray does. Many people use a mist for comfort and glow, and a setting spray only for long events.

Face mists in Pakistan's heat

In June and July, a mist kept in your bag cools hot skin after the commute or a trip outside. Spray, then gently press with your palms rather than letting it drip. Keep the bottle out of direct sun and hot cars, which can spoil the formula. In winter and in dry, air-conditioned offices, a ceramide or cream mist combats tightness. A mist does not provide sun protection, so keep your sunscreen routine separate.

Face mist price in Pakistan

Mists vary by size and formula, from simple hydrating sprays to richer serum mists. Larger bottles suit people who mist several times a day. Live prices are always shown on the product page. Orders over Rs. 6,000 qualify for free delivery, and those over Rs. 8,000 add two free gifts.

Original mists and where to shop by brand

YESBEAUTY is part of the Korean Skincare group: 100% original, sourced through official channels in Korea, and delivered in 3–6 working days. If any product is ever found inauthentic, our 7-day return guarantee applies. Dr.Althea has the widest mist range here, with cream, jelly and rescue options. COSRX offers a ceramide mist, d'Alba its serum spray, ANUA a capsule mist and Haruharu Wonder a barrier serum mist.

Related collections

A mist works best alongside a good moisturiser. See daily moisturisers, light balms and gels and richer night creams, or browse the full moisturiser collection and all of skincare.

Every face mist at YESBEAUTY

Dr.Althea

COSRX

Haruharu Wonder

d'Alba

ANUA

Face Mist & Sprays: your questions

Can we use face mist as a setting spray?

A hydrating face mist can help melt powder into the skin for a natural finish, but it does not hold makeup in place like a true setting spray. Use a mist for freshness and glow, and a setting spray when you need makeup to last through a long event.

Is face mist good for oily skin?

Yes. A light, oil-free jelly or hyaluronic acid mist adds hydration without shine and can make oily skin look fresher during the day. Blot excess oil first, then mist, and avoid rich serum mists on very oily areas.

Is face mist good for dry skin?

Yes, if you seal it in. Spray a ceramide or cream mist, then apply moisturiser while the skin is still damp. On its own, water evaporates and may leave dry skin tighter, so always pair a mist with a cream.

Can I use face mist as a moisturiser?

No. A mist adds a quick layer of hydration but lacks the lipids that keep water in the skin. Use it before or between steps, then apply a moisturiser. In very humid weather, a gel moisturiser over a mist feels light enough.

How often should you use face mist?

Two to four times a day suits most people: once in your routine and a few times during the day for comfort. Misting too often without moisturiser can leave skin drier as the water evaporates.

What is the best hydrating face spray?

For hydration, look for mists with hyaluronic acid, glycerin, ceramides or panthenol, and without alcohol or strong fragrance. Jelly mists suit oily skin, while cream or ceramide mists suit dry skin better.

What is face mist spray used for?

Face mists refresh and hydrate the skin, cool it down in hot weather, help serums and moisturisers spread more easily, and revive makeup that looks dry or powdery. Calming mists also comfort skin that feels hot or stressed.

Is rose water the same as a face mist?

Not quite. Rose water is a simple floral water that feels refreshing. Formulated face mists add humectants, barrier ingredients or calming actives that offer more hydration and comfort. If you love rose water, check that it is alcohol-free and fragrance-light.