I bought this after seeing Caroline Hirons review, and as she said that it’s the best I wanted to try it out. This is a lovely oil mixed face mist if it does anything really I do not know (that’s why I put 4 stars and not 5) but I do enjoy using it and I will rebuy.

I bought it because I believe in Caroline Hirons' religion :D and I am really satisfied. Perfect packaging and a joy to use. The smell is quite strong so you need to get used to it but it's very refreshing and relaxing. Definitely repurchase.

I’m fully aware this is a stage in my skincare routine that is not essential, but if we stuck to essentials life would be rather mundane. I’ve bought many facial sprays varying from ingredients to price range - Herbivore, January Labs, Odacité, Omorovicza, LRP, even basic thermal water (only for removing the last trace of cleanser, not hydration), but Josh Rosebrook’s is the bee's knees (do bees have knees, idk?). It manages to moisturise, calm, hydrate, soothe, absorb shine & sink in within moments, leaving behind only a glow & softer, happier skin. There are no greasy remnants, nor is my face left feeling taut, as can often be the case with water-based sprays or ones contains alcohol. The nozzle distributes a fine mist - oh, and I almost forgot to say it smells like the health angel just sprinkled your face in gorgeousness. I use it sandwiched between oil & moisturiser during my routine, but also throughout the day & night - my desk, car, bedside table. I’m always switching up my skincare routine but there are some products I go back to time & again. As far as facial mists go this is my all time bestestest (it’s a word now).

I will preface by saying there's really no need for a mist in my routine as I don't know if I notice a significant improvement in my skin. But I do love it just for the therapeutic aspect of it a la "self-care". It smells very herbaceous, botanical and very soothing. The mist on this is extremely fine which I very much appreciate. I tend to use this before my facial oils as because there are oils in the formula, I'd like to think it helps my facial oil sink in better. It might be complete placebo but I'd repurchase this again and again.

I don't really know what mists do because you can't notice a significant difference but I've never done without them in my skincare routine and my skin has been better than it was years ago so I'll remain a cautious convert. I bought into the social media hype and do not doubt that it's a cheaper dupe to May Lindstrom Jasmine Garden. For one the mist is super fine. The smell is very earthy and herbaceous and it's not just a water. I decanted it before and saw that it's an oil mix. Overall I really enjoy using this and will continue to keep doing so.