Looking for the perfect mineral water spray?

The mineral water spray has become an essential item, to slip into the car, the diaper bag, or to place on the bathroom shelf. The spray releases a fine mist of water over the face and body, which can perfect makeup or refresh the body.

More surprisingly, mineral water can "rinse" tap water, which may be hard and terribly drying for the most sensitive skin. Which water spray should you choose? We recommend the Evian brand for its quality and optimal tolerance on baby's skin.

An ally in daily life

The spray is primarily used to refresh the skin of the body and face in summer or after a workout. Suitable for all skin types, it can be applied at any time of the day.

During long journeys, it can humidify the air inside the car, which is dried out by air conditioning. Its effect can be enhanced with a fan.

The water spray soothes irritated skin. After hair removal, the skin is sometimes red and inflamed. The fine mist of water calms skin that has just been irritated. Similarly, during diaper changes, a baby's bottom can become red.

After cleansing with cleansing milk and before applying diaper cream, the spray can soothe baby's irritated skin. It is still essential to dry the water thoroughly by patting, paying special attention to the folds.

A must-have for makeup

The water spray is a go-to for many women who want a fresh complexion without applying tons of products to their skin.

It can help perfect makeup removal. After cleansing with milk, oil, or gel and applying a toner, the spray can energize the skin. Water has hydrating power, provided you dry your face with a tissue or cotton pad. Otherwise, if you let the water dry on your skin, it has the opposite effect, drying out the epidermis and giving a "crocodile skin" feeling.

The spray extends the wear of makeup. This trick is used by professional makeup artists. A light spray at arm's length from the face, after applying foundation, helps set the makeup. During the day, it can even revive makeup: just a few blotting papers, a bit of water spray, and some powder, and you’ll have a doll-like complexion again.