Is this scented body and hair mist suitable for sensitive skin?

Unfortunately, no - I've had some irritation issues with it. If you have sensitive skin, you might want to try a different product.

How long does the scent last?

Not very long, I'm afraid - it needs to be reapplied often, especially if you're looking for a long-lasting fragrance.

Is this product worth the price?

Absolutely - it's a great investment for my skincare routine, and the quality and versatility make it well worth the cost.

Can I use this product on dry skin?

Not as effectively, I'm afraid - it needs a bit more moisture to really make a difference. You might want to try a different product for dry skin.

Is this product available in a larger size?

No, unfortunately - they only offer a small bottle. Wish they offered a bigger size, but it's still a great product.

Can I use this product as a fabric refresher?

Yes, you can - it's a great way to freshen up your clothes and home without using harsh chemicals.

Is this product cruelty-free?

Unfortunately, I don't have that information - you might want to check with the manufacturer directly.

Can I use this product on my hair?

Yes, you can - it's a great way to add some moisture and shine to your locks.

Molecule by Spa Kitchland Scented Body and Hair Mist Review

Hello everyone who's made it this far!

The star of today's review is one of the most unique and interesting products in my entire skincare routine - the scented body and hair mist from Molecule by Spa Kitchland.

I've been using scented sprays for a while now, especially during the summer when regular perfumes get too heavy and overpowering. I love how light and versatile these sprays are, replacing perfume, deodorant, and even home or fabric refresher.

Before I discovered this product, I had no idea that a mist could be used for more than just fragrance - it could also be a skincare product. In this review, I want to share my experiences and some ideas for using this product.

Product info.

Brand: Spa Kitchland.

Spa KitchLand is a Russian cosmetics company specializing in body care products. Our products stand out for their high quality, natural ingredients, and amazing scents. It's a small, innovative company that's already won over the hearts of many customers. At its core is the family duo of Asiya and Vladimir Popov from Krasnodar.

Country of origin: Russia, Krasnodar.

The barcode starts with 465. I'll be honest, what really caught my attention about this brand is where it's made. I don't live there, but that southern city holds a special place in my family's history. My grandmother moved from a nearby homestead - which, by the way, was founded by my great-grandfather, a settler - to the city for treatment. That's where she met my grandfather, and where my mom was born and raised before meeting my dad. So, for me, it's personal.

The product comes in a 100ml spray bottle. It's the perfect size for travel - you can easily take it with you on the go.

After opening, the shelf life reduces to 6 months. This is because the natural ingredients and lack of preservatives affect the product's longevity.

One thing I appreciate about this brand is their commitment to modern global trends - their products are cruelty-free, vegan-friendly, and don't contain any petroleum-based products. And, of course, they still meet our local standards.

I've only seen this product in online marketplaces like those in Eastern Europe and Ozon. I haven't spotted it in any beauty stores yet.The price is around 450 rubles, but it can vary depending on sales and discounts.

You can order the Molecule Spray by following this link.

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Appearance.

The Molecule Spray arrived at my place in a craft cardboard box. The box was sealed with the company's logo sticker, which served as a tamper-evident seal.

Inside the box, I found a booklet introducing other products from the brand and a small sample of their exfoliating scrub.

As far as I understand, this is a standard practice for the manufacturer, allowing customers to get familiar with other products. I tried the scrub, and I really liked it.

The bottle itself is your standard issue, made from a dark plastic that helps shield the contents from sunlight.I'm not usually a fan of plastic, but in this case, it's a good fit – it's lightweight, compact, and won't take up too much space in your bag, making it perfect for tossing into a carry-on.

The label on the mist is done in a nice air-water theme and is pretty informative. It's got all the necessary info about the product and the manufacturer.

The fine-mist sprayer is well-made, presses down smoothly, and doesn't get clogged or leaky during use.

The sprayer disperses the mist really finely, turning the liquid into a light, airy cloud. This means you can cover a lot of skin with just one spritz.

The sprayer on the bottle is removable, which is a nice touch – it lets you use it again.My take on the scent.

As for the texture, this is a ridiculously light, liquid liquid. Not like plain water, but slightly thicker and almost gel-like. When held horizontally, the liquid holds its shape and barely spills over.

But when tilted vertically, it slowly starts to slide down, forming a stable droplet.

The color is a pure white, semi-transparent. It looks like a milk-based water, but it's actually smooth and free of any impurities.The scent is something I really enjoy, but I have to admit that I was initially a bit let down. I wasn't paying close attention when I picked this up, and I was expecting it to be similar to Molecules 01, which I love, and my husband and I both adore. Both versions of this scent (the original Molecule and Excentrik) have been our go-to for a long time.

As it turns out, the brand's creator was actually inspired by Molecule 02, which I've never used myself, but I've sniffed it plenty of times in stores or from friends, and even tested it a few times.When I smell it, it's like a trip down memory lane. The scent is just as deep, unique, and unmistakable as I remember. There's something unexplainably mineral about it.

It's got a character – clean, warm, mineral, with subtle woody-amber undertones. It's not about the sound, it's about the presence: you feel it more with your senses than your nose, warm, intimate, almost tactile. On the skin, the scent is subtle but confident, creating an effect of inner glow and elegant sensuality.

What sets it apart from Molecule is that this scent is more noticeable on you. People around you can smell it too.

Ingredients.

The ingredients listed on the website

water; aloe vera; glycerin; vitamin e; fragrance; Polysorbate 80; preservative

are slightly different from the ones on the packaging.

Water, Aloe Vera Gel, glycerin, polysorbate 80, tocopherol, Thea sinensis extract, Robinia, Pseudoacacia Flower Extract, Amaranthuscruenntus Extract, Centella Asiatica Exctract, Viola tricolor Exctract, Ethylhexylglycerin (and) Phenoxyethanol, perfume.

I think the packaging lists a more complete ingredient list.

The main ingredient in this scent (after water) is Aloe Vera gel. Not everyone knows that's what they call the juice of this popular household plant. Aloe Vera juice has numerous benefits and has been used in traditional medicine and cosmetics for ages.

Aloe Vera gel is a popular component in skincare and haircare. Some of the benefits of Aloe Vera gel in cosmetics include:

Moisturizing. Aloe Vera gel is about 96% water, making it a great moisturizer that deeply hydrates the skin and prevents dehydration.

One thing that really calms my skin is aloe vera - it soothes and smoothes out irritated skin, and helps with burns, cuts, and insect bites.

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I've noticed that aloe vera really speeds up skin cell regeneration. The aloe vera juice helps to shed dead skin cells and accelerates the process of forming new ones by eight times, allowing my skin to renew itself faster.

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I've also experienced the anti-aging benefits of aloe vera - it stimulates the production of collagen and hyaluronic acid, which keeps my skin looking firmer and smoother for longer.

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Another benefit is the protection it offers - the aloe vera gel absorbs quickly, but creates a invisible barrier on my skin that shields me from the wind and other external irritants all day long.

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And let's not forget about my hair - the aloe vera gel helps to strengthen my hair, control its oiliness, and calm my scalp.

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Next up are

glycerin

glycerin is a humectant that moisturizes my skin while keeping it hydrated and helping my skin cells to retain moisture. It can be of natural or synthetic origin.

polysorbate 80 - a mild surfactant used as an emulsifier.

Further down the ingredient list are extracts from several valuable plants commonly used in cosmetics:

green tea extract

green tea extract is a valuable plant-based ingredient derived from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant. It's rich in antioxidants, including catechins like EGCG, which protect my skin from free radicals that cause premature aging. Plus, it contains vitamins C and E, as well as minerals like manganese, zinc, and fluorine.

I've gotta say, the green tea extract from Camellia sinensis leaves is a real game-changer in the world of skincare. It's packed with antioxidants, particularly catechins like EGCG, which make it a powerhouse in the fight against premature aging. These compounds neutralize free radicals that can damage skin cells and cause wrinkles. Plus, it shields your skin from the harsh effects of UV rays, pollution, and other environmental stressors that can lead to aging. It helps keep your skin feeling supple and elastic, boosts its tone, and leaves it looking brighter and healthier.

The Acacia extract, on the other hand, is all about hydration. It makes your skin feel softer, smoother, and more moisturized. And that's not all - it can also:

Tone up your skin, giving it a healthy glow and renewed vitality. This is especially helpful if your skin's feeling tired or dull.

Reduce inflammation on your skin.

Acacia essential oil is another story. It's all about soothing and hydrating your skin, making it feel softer, smoother, and more moisturized.

Give your skin a boost of energy and vitality, helping it look brighter and more radiant.

The Amaranth extract is a triple threat - it's moisturizing, soothing, and nourishing. It forms a protective barrier on your skin's surface, locking in moisture and preventing dryness. This is especially helpful for dry or sensitive skin.

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It's also got some serious antioxidant credentials, with polyphenols from the seeds protecting your skin from daily environmental stressors.

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One of the things I was really impressed with was how well this product helped restore my skin's barrier function. The extract was a game-changer for me when I was dealing with conditions like eczema, acne, and psoriasis.

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It's also super soothing and reduces itchiness, which is a total lifesaver for people with dermatitis and allergies.

Centella Asiatica Extract

Acts as an antioxidant, fighting off free radicals and protecting my skin from premature aging;

Helps reduce the depth of wrinkles – both fine lines and deeper creases;

Gives my skin a nice lifting effect, which is basically a gentle tightening of the skin, and even helps with droopy skin;

Stimulates the production of collagen in my skin, making it feel tighter, more elastic, and more supple;

Helps with breakouts, redness, and irritation, making it perfect for using on sensitive skin;

Even helps brighten up my skin and prevent dark spots from forming;

Boosts my skin's local immunity, so it heals faster when I get minor cuts or scrapes.

Three-Color Violet Extract

Has anti-inflammatory properties, which helps reduce redness and inflammation;

Hydrates my skin, keeping it nice and moisturized;

Provides antioxidant protection, neutralizing free radicals and slowing down the aging process;

Helps with acne and other breakouts by keeping my pores clean;

Is super soothing and calming, reducing irritation and itchiness;

Helps regulate sebum production, which is essential for keeping my skin balanced and preventing clogged pores.

And finally, the fragrance oil. I know it's not the most exciting part, but I have to say, it's really well done. Given the strong scent of the product, I think the oil is top-notch.

My experience with Molecule Spa Kitchland.

I've been using it as directed by the manufacturer, applying the mix as needed by spraying it from a short distance onto my skin and hair. I mostly use it on my skin.

I've got a sensitive scalp, and it reacts poorly to a lot of ingredients. I've found a hair care routine that works for me, and I try not to experiment with new products. For the sake of curiosity, I've sprayed the mix onto the ends of my hair a few times. I loved that it not only moisturizes and softens my hair but also gives it an incredible scent. I didn't experience any allergic reactions on my skin, but I decided to stick with my usual hair spray.

What's more, I liked using Molecule Spa Kitchland so much that it soon replaced a few other products in my routine.

I especially loved using it to give my skin an extra dose of moisture on my hands, feet, and body. I have very dry skin, and without proper care, I get a tight, sometimes itchy feeling. I've been used to applying a lotion or cream after any contact with water for a long time, but sometimes it's just not enough. That's when Molecule Spa Kitchland comes in handy.

I really liked that the product not only gets rid of dry skin symptoms but also absorbs quickly and feels super comfortable to apply. Just a few spritzes, and a bit of gentle spreading with my hands, and my skin feels silky smooth and smells amazing.

The magic happens right after application...I was blown away by how quickly this deodorant absorbs into the skin. It's like I just sprayed it on and it was already dry and fully absorbed. This makes it perfect for using not just after showers at home, but also on-the-go during the day.

The best part? No stains or residue on my clothes after using this deodorant. And since it's alcohol-free, I can even use it on sensitive skin. I actually sprayed it on a fresh scratch from my mischievous cat, and I didn't experience any discomfort or irritation.

I've been loving how this deodorant performs in hot weather, especially when I'm outdoors. If I spray it on a bug bite, the itchiness is significantly reduced and almost unnoticeable.

I've been using this deodorant regularly for a month now, and I'm not sure how I managed without it. By the way, I've only used up about a quarter of the bottle in that time, so I think it's a great value for the price.

I have to say, Mist did more than just provide me with moisturizers – it also replaced my body deodorants. The enveloping aroma of Mist does an amazing job of neutralizing any unwanted smells, and it's just as great when used on its own or layered with my favorite perfume. I've noticed that Mist's scent pairs really well with other fragrances.

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Overall, I'm really impressed with the moisturizing Mist from Spa Kitchland, and I'd definitely recommend it to anyone looking to try it out. So far, I've had the chance to try two of their products – actually, three if you count the sample scrub I got. All of them have left me with a great impression and made me want to explore more of what they have to offer.