I tested three hydrating face mists to see if they can help me fight hayfever

IT’S officially hayfever season – which means, like clockwork, my skin is tight and itchy.

There’s one product I swear by to stop me scratching, and it’s a hydrating face mist.

This week, I put three to the test.

BUDGET

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Boots DermaCare Ceramides Replenishing Mist is great for the price[/caption]

Boots DermaCare Ceramides Replenishing Mist, £6 for 100ml, boots.com: Despite the affordable price tag, this mist contains a hard-working cocktail of ceramides, hyaluronic acid, glycerin, vitamin E and probiotics to help boost the good bacteria on the skin’s surface, reduce irritation and leave skin smooth and soft.

Given the price, I can reapply frequently and not feel like I’m wasting money – plus, it sinks in so quickly my face never feels heavy or sticky – which means it’s perfect for sitting over make-up if you don’t love glowy skin and want to maintain the finish you started with.

MID-RANGE

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Laneige Cream Skin Cerapeptide Mist can be used in place of moisturiser[/caption]

Laneige Cream Skin Cerapeptide Mist, £19 for 75ml, cultbeauty.co.uk: The brand is famous for its overnight lip treatment, but they have a strong range of skincare products.

This spritz has the finest mist of the three – which means it won’t leave wet spots in your make-up – but it’s also the most moisturising, so it can leave me looking like an oil slick if I use it during the day.

Because it’s so hydrating, I can use it in place of my moisturiser in the morning and evening to save time and avoid touching my face and passing even more allergens to my skin.

LUXURY

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Dermalogica Hyaluronic Ceramide Mist leaves my face feeling fresh and itch-free[/caption]

Dermalogica Hyaluronic Ceramide Mist, £49 for 150ml,
johnlewis.com: Dermalogica is one of my most recommended brands to friends and family, as they’ve generally got something for everyone and can be tolerated by the most reactive skin.

I was dubious if this mist could match the price – but it has hundreds of five star reviews online, so they can’t all be wrong.

It’s scented, which isn’t great for sensitive skin, but I had no trouble.

While the ceramide, glycerin, hyaluronic acid and panthenol ingredients leave my face feeling fresh and itch-free.

PICK OF THE WEEK

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Lush has launched a ‘Meet your Microbiome’ masterclass[/caption]

WANT to get to know your face better?

Eco-brand Lush has launched a “Meet your Microbiome” masterclass where you can get a hands-on, expert consultation of your skin and make your very own fresh cleanser in store to take home.

It’s free and available in every Lush store.