Mists
Enhance skincare product penetration and efficacy with our uniquely formulated Activating Mist face toners.
Mists
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Frequently Asked Questions
In practice, yes. Infuse is a natural facial toner and does the same job: it preps skin so whatever follows absorbs properly. The difference is delivery — a facial mist goes on as a fine spray rather than being wiped on with a cotton pad, so nothing is dragged across the skin.
Straight after cleansing and before your serum, while skin is still receptive. You can also mist over a finished routine, or through the day whenever skin feels dry. The aim is to keep the surface hydrated so the step that follows works better.
Infuse Mist won Best Soothing Mist at the 2022 Dermascope Aestheticians Choice Awards and is the calmest of the three, so it is the one to reach for when skin feels irritated. Balance Mist is better suited to congested or oily skin that needs purifying.
No. A mist hydrates the surface and helps other products absorb, but it does not seal moisture in the way a cream or an oil does. Use it as the step before your moisturizer rather than instead of it, especially if your skin runs dry.
Peptides support firmness, so a peptide mist does more than wet the skin. The peptide-infused, plant-amplified hydrating mist took Best Mist at the 2025 Skin Anarchy Awards, and Infuse delivers peptides and antioxidants as well. That is why misting before serum is worth the extra step.
Balance Mist is the one for that, built on neem, red algae and tea tree oil to purify and refresh. As a blemish-prone toner it keeps the surface clear without the tight, stripped feeling an astringent leaves. Mist after cleansing, then carry on with your serum.