Homemade moisturizing spray is economical

Homemade spray mineral water, mix 0.5 liters of pure water (note, do not use mineral water or tap water) with the same teaspoon of rice vinegar, and put it into the vial with the nozzle device to make it moisturizing and helping.

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2, rose water

First find some freshly picked rose petals that have not been sprayed. Put some rose petals into a double pot to half the capacity, then pour in pure water, mineral water or rain. Cover and steam slowly for one hour with a slow fire.

3. Chrysanthemum water

Two teaspoons of raw chrysanthemums are boiled in a cup of water, soaked in concentrated water and filtered, then add a cup of cold water with a teaspoon of salt, stir well and pour into the container with the nozzle, and replenish the water at any time.

Then, take out the inner tub and let it cool down, then squeeze the rose petals with both hands to squeeze the juice out. Filter out the used petals and add new petals to the bucket to repeat the above procedure. After cooling again, the rose water is filtered and poured into a sterilized bottle or jar.

According to the above procedure, the rose water you get still emits the fragrance of roses, but the quantity is not much. Homemade rose water should be kept for 1-2 weeks, and stored in cold storage for a longer period of time. So you only need to make a small amount each time.

The three recommended moisturizing sprays recommended above are absolutely safe and have no side effects (many brands of lotion toners contain alcohol), suitable for all skin types. If you don't want to make it out of the silver that you can't easily earn, then join the DIY team. Just walk out the lazy woman team, and the beautiful skin will belong to you. Come on!