Bali Body helps hydrate skin with new face and body mist

By Becky Bargh | Published: 1-Nov-2018
Skin Care

The cult Australian skin care brand has blended with aloe vera, cucumber and peppermint oil to create the new product

Cult Australian beauty brand Bali Body has introduced a new face and body mist.

The Hydrating Face & Body Mist (£17.95) is designed to leave skin feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

Featuring a blend of aloe vera, cucumber and peppermint oil, the mist is also said to cool skin and leave a dewy glow.

Meanwhile, its lightweight formula can be used for priming and setting, pre or post make-up application.

The product is now available via uk.balibodyco.com.

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