Meadow Mist: After Sun Spray
Meadow Mist is a cooling botanical spray made to refresh, hydrate, and comfort sun-warmed skin using handcrafted herbal infusions, soothing botanicals, and nourishing plant ingredients. Light enough for everyday use, and restorative enough after a painful sunburn... it's a simple ritual that leaves your skin feeling refreshed and soothed!
Perfect For
Cooling skin after time in the sun
Refreshing and hydrating dry or warm skin
Repairing dry, irritated skin
Hydrating skin after gardening, hiking, or outdoor activities
A lightweight facial or body mist
After the kids' outdoor sports practice
Keeping in the refrigerator for an extra cooling treat
Ingredients
Made with handcrafted herbal hydrosol of:
Calendula*
Lavender*
Chamomile*
Rose Petals*
Comfrey*
Catnip*
Green Tea
Blended with:
Jojoba Oil
Aloe Vera Gel
Alcohol-Free Witch Hazel
Cucumber Seed Oil
Vitamin E Oil
Essential Oils
Lavender
Frankincense
Helichrysum
Vanilla
Myrrh
Sandalwood
*Wild-foraged or grown here on our homestead whenever the season allows.
Meadow Mist begins as a handcrafted herbal hydrosol (a gentle floral water created through steam distillation). This traditional process captures water-soluble essence of fresh herbs and flowers, creating a cooling mist that's refreshing enough for everyday skin care.
Suggested Use
Shake well before each use.
Mist generously onto clean skin after sun exposure or anytime your skin needs a little extra refreshment. *Optional* Store in the refrigerator for an even cooler, soothing mist on warm days.
For external use only.
Size
4 oz (120 mL)
Handcrafted in small batches.
From My Apothecary
After long afternoons outside, I found myself wanting something more than a heavy lotion...I wanted something light, cooling, and refreshing. Something that feels like stepping into the shade after a day in the sun. One of the things I love most about this spray is the hydrosol itself. Unlike an essential oil, a hydrosol captures the gentle, water-loving essence of the plants through steam distillation. I keep a bottle in the refrigerator all summer long. It's one of those little rituals that reminds me to slow down, take a deep breath, and appreciate the season while it's here.