Is Mario Badescu Facial Spray Worth It?

Mario Badescu's Facial Spray with Aloe, Adaptogens, and Coconut Water is a miracle spray because it has skin-brightening niacinamide, hyaluronic acid for plumping, and coconut water for hydration. You can use it as a moisturizing toner before applying your daily serum and moisturizer, or you can use it to set your makeup with a dewy finish. Plus, you can use it throughout the day for a refreshing spritz during hot weather and an extra boost of hydration in the winter. It retails for $14 at Sephora.

Harper's Bazaar is already a fan of this new-and-improved facial spray because it doesn't have any alcohol, mineral oil, fragrance oil, or parabens, so it works perfectly on sensitive skin. It has maral root and chaga mushroom extracts that help skin elasticity and protect it from harmful free radicals. Best Reviews considers it among the best facial sprays because it has wrinkle-minimizing hyaluronate and is non-irritating. It doesn't have a smell, so some people may not love it, but it's great for people who don't like strong, herbal smells.

One of their most popular facial sprays has a rosewater base and can also be sprayed on dry hair for extra hydration (via Cosmopolitan). Similarly, besides being refreshing like their other facial sprays, this new addition is their first spray with anti-aging benefits. It seems promising because it has skin-serving nutrients. Plus, the price isn't too bad. It has our vote.