glow recipe Watermelon Glow Ultra-Fine Mist 75ml

I’ve been looking for a facial mist that actually feels refreshing and nourishes my skin and Glow Recipe’s Watermelon Glow Ultra-Fine Mist is perfect!!! The packaging is super cute and practical, and the ultra-fine spray delivers a soft, cooling mist that instantly wakes up my skin. I love using it throughout the day whether over makeup, after washing my face, or even when my skin feels tired or dry. After a few uses, my skin feels hydrated, soft, and has a subtle glow. I also love that it’s lightweight and doesn’t leave any sticky residue. It’s like a mini skincare pick-me-up in a bottle! So here are the Pros & Cons of using the Watermelon Glow Ultra Fine Mist : Pros: Ultra-fine, refreshing mist Hydrates and softens skin Subtle, pleasant watermelon scent Convenient for use anytime Cons: A bit pricey for daily use Might run out quickly if used frequently Overall, I’d recommend this facial mist to anyone looking for a quick hydration boost or a refreshing pick-me-up for their skin. It’s now a must-have in my daily skincare routine!

What the product is & key actives This is a bi-phase facial mist that needs to be shaken before use. According to the brand, it’s designed to “immerse skin into a hydrating mist so ultra-fine and delicate, it envelops your skin like a dreamy morning fog.” Here are some of the main active ingredients and what they do: Watermelon (Citrullus lanatus) Fruit Extract (~84%) – Hydrates, offers amino acids and vitamins, and provides antioxidant support. Hyaluronic Acid (Sodium Hyaluronate) – Attracts and holds moisture, giving skin a plumper feel. Hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa) Flower Extract / AHAs – Gently exfoliates and smooths skin texture. Rice Germ Oil / Other plant oils – Adds nourishment and antioxidant benefit (though oils in a mist make me raise an eyebrow). It’s also free from drying alcohols, parabens, mineral oil and such according to the brand. My experience (pros) The mist spray is very fine – I liked how when I held the bottle at the recommended distance it dispersed almost like a soft cloud. It felt refreshing. My skin did feel more “woke up” when I used it in the afternoon—especially when my skin felt a bit dull or “flat.” The texture looked a bit smoother. Because the finish is light, on days when I didn’t want to burden my skin, this felt like a nice little pick-me-up rather than a heavy product. The scent is pleasant and watermelon-fresh (if you like scented skincare). I appreciated that it can work as a makeup refresher or a mid-day boost (according to the instructions). My experience (cons) For my skin (which is combination with an oily-ish T-zone), the oils in the formula made me pause a bit — a mist with oils may not always feel ideal if I’m trying to stay as matte as possible. The “dewy glow” effect is very real—if you prefer a completely matte finish, you might find it a bit too luminous for certain zones. It does contain fragrance and limonene (noted by ingredient breakdowns) which means if you have very sensitive skin, there’s a risk of irritation. Price point vs ‘wow effect’ – it may not feel dramatically transformative (especially if you already have good hydration/mist steps) so you’ll want to weigh whether the finish & experience justify cost. Suited for oily skin? My take Because the mist is ultra-fine, and you’re not dragging a thick cream or layer of oils on, it can work well for oily/combination skin—especially for the zones that tend to feel tight or midday dull. I found that using it sparingly and holding the bottle a little further away (as the brand recommends for oily/combination) helped avoid adding extra sheen or product build-up. On the flip side, the inclusion of oils (even if light) means it’s not completely shine-free; if you’re oily and prone to product buildup, you’ll want to monitor how your skin reacts when you spray over makeup or midday. Because its exfoliating component is mild (via hibiscus AHAs) and the hydrating impact isn’t heavy-duty, it’s more of a “maintenance/mist refresh” product rather than a heavy “oil-control” or “mattifying” treatment. So if your main concern is excess oil or sebum, you’ll still want a dedicated oil-control step in your routine. My verdict If I were recommending it: yes, I’d say the Watermelon Glow Ultra-Fine Mist is a fun, effective mist that adds that “glow” factor while being gentle. For oily/combination skin it works if you use it mindfully (-- spray at the right distance, avoid heavy layering on already shiny zones). It’s not a miracle oil-control spray, but it does help with refresh, light hydration, texture smoothing and that dewy finish when you want it. If I were scoring it: I’d give it a solid “buy if you want glow & refresh”