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"Some of you may know that here at Girls in the Beauty Department, we&amp;#x27;re all about storing your skin products in the fridge (eye cream, cleanser, etc.) in order to infuse them with additional magical powers. My all-time favorite thing to keep in the fridge, though, is face spritz. Here&amp;#x27;s why I&amp;#x27;d never go all summer without a nice cold one. Spritzes, especially when kept refrigerated, are perfect for cooling and soothing skin post sun-exposure, and lately, there are so many great formulas to choose from, offering botanical anti-aging or moisturizing ingredients--in the ultimate user-friendly package. Look for soothing ingredients like aloe, chamomile, rosewater and lavender (excellent for sunburned skin); antioxidants like Vitamins C and E, tea and pomegranate (to help your skin fight off UV damage); cooling ingredients like mint and cucumber (to help quiet a hot, flushed face); and hydrators like olive and seed oils (for a light layer of moisture when skin is parched). My top three favorite face mists: 1. Caudalie Beauty Elixir (super hydrating, tingly, with antioxidants. my all-time fave.) 2. Mario Badescu Facial Spray With Aloe, Herbs &amp;amp; Rosewater (super-summery + soothing) 3. Suki Concentrated Balancing Toner (an antioxidant layer I mist on pre-moisturizer/sunscreen every morning) Hit up the shopping box below to buy these, plus browse lots more face-mist choices. Want to make your own spritz instead? Just brew and cool a batch of green tea, pour into a clean spritzer bottle, toss into the fridge and voila--instant antioxidant mist for a few cents (and with zero potentially irritating or pore-clogging ingredients). \u052A\uFFFD Got any face-mist formulas you really love, or a D.I.Y. recipe to recommend? Let&amp;#x27;s share in time for the long weekend! More beauty in a spray bottle: My beloved mist-on Guerlain bronzer. Photo: Getty Images "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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