Fine-mist face spray for dry skin: Ceramine Everlasting Tone-up Mist

In a season like this, when I'm under the air conditioning all day, my skin dries out so fast, ugh! Even if I do my skincare carefully in the morning, by afternoon my skin feels tight and my makeup starts to lift, so I always carry a hydrating mist with me. The Ceramine Everlasting Tone-up Mist I tried this time felt a little different from the mists I'd used before, and I was really happy with it, haha.

When I choose a mist, the things I care about most are the spray and the moisture, and Ceramine's fine fog spray and fresh feel really impressed me. Here's my detailed review after actually using it!

Why choose Ceramine mist for dry skin?

I picked Ceramine Everlasting Tone-up Mist because of the inner tightness my dry skin has all year round, and I was curious about the fact that it uses Everlasting Water instead of purified water. Since my skin is dry, I use mist in every season. In summer it's the air conditioning and in winter it's the heating that makes my skin feel tight inside, so I spray mist all the time.

With the products I used before, my skin felt moisturized at first, but as time passed it actually felt even drier. Then I came across Ceramine Everlasting Tone-up Mist, which contains Everlasting Water instead of purified water.

I was especially curious because it contains 440,000PPM of Everlasting Water instead of purified water, haha. It's said to add moisture to parched skin and help give a lively, glowing look, so I decided to try it.

Ceramine Everlasting Tone-up Mist texture, color and scent

Ceramine Everlasting Tone-up Mist has a clear, watery texture, and the scent was almost undetectable. It's a light type with almost no viscosity, so there was no heavy or stuffy feeling at all when I sprayed it on my skin.

The color is a transparent, nearly colorless type, and the scent was almost undetectable. Personally I don't like strongly scented cosmetics, and since it uses no artificial fragrance, I could use it without any bother.

Because it's nearly fragrance-free, I think even people who are sensitive to scents could use it comfortably, haha. It's a moisturizing type without stickiness, so it worked fine as a toner substitute, and I could use it before and after makeup without any bother.

Is the fine-mist spray gentle around the eyes and over makeup?

The part I liked best when I actually used Ceramine Everlasting Tone-up Mist was the spray. The particles are extremely fine, so it spreads evenly over the whole face. It's what people call a fog-spray mist, and I liked that it comes out gently the moment it touches the skin, with no irritation, haha.

I was especially happy that even when I sprayed around the eyes, I felt almost no stinging or irritation. With the first spray it felt like a moist layer of hydration formed on the skin, and after it absorbed it finished fresh without any stickiness. Even over makeup it didn't clump or smudge, so it was fine for makeup touch-ups too.

It also contains hinoki water and birch sap, and I got a feeling as if a moist protective layer was being laid over my skin.

How to use Ceramine mist: toner, makeup and office tips

I mainly use Ceramine Everlasting Tone-up Mist at the toner step after cleansing, spraying it lightly over the whole face. Using it instead of toner was no problem, and it felt like it helped smooth my skin texture, haha.

I also give it a light spray as the last skincare step before makeup, or use it whenever my skin feels dry after makeup.

I especially keep it in my bag and spray it whenever my skin feels dry at the office, and it's even more convenient because the size is easy to carry.

In summer, I recommend keeping it in the fridge and using it cold, which feels even cooler and fresher!

Who should try Ceramine Everlasting Tone-up Mist?

• People looking for a moisturizing hydrating mist
• People who prefer a fog-spray mist
• People who want a product without artificial fragrance
• People worried about dry skin
• People looking for a mist that doubles as a toner
• People looking for an easy-to-carry mist

Final verdict on Ceramine mist for dry skin

After actually using Ceramine Everlasting Tone-up Mist, what I liked most was the moisturizing feel without any stickiness. Above all, it sprays evenly like fog, so it's gentle on the skin, and I liked that I could use it without worry whenever my skin felt dry, haha.

Since it has no artificial fragrance, I think even people sensitive to scents can use it comfortably, and it's quite versatile because it also works as a toner substitute. If you often use mist because of dry skin, I think you'll be happy with it.

Ceramine Everlasting Tone-up Mist product details

• Product name: Ceramine Everlasting Tone-up Mist
• Volume: 60ml
• Where to use: whole face
• When to use: morning, evening, and any time before or after makeup
• Skin type: all skin types, including dry, combination and sensitive
• Features: contains 440,000PPM Everlasting Water, fine fog-spray type, no artificial fragrance, contains hinoki water and birch sap, moisturizing feel without stickiness, can be used as a toner substitute

※ This product is not a medicine and is not intended to prevent or treat any disease. Individual results may vary depending on lifestyle habits.