Shwally Revitalizing Mist
One mist, four jobs. Tone your face after cleansing, freshen your underarms, calm freshly shaved skin and cool skin after a day in the sun, with organic aloe, rose and witch hazel.
- Tones and refreshes the face after cleansing, before your moisturizer
- Freshens underarms naturally with magnesium, tea tree and lavender
- Cools and calms skin after shaving and helps minimize the look of razor bumps
- Soothes sun-warmed skin with organic aloe vera and rose hydrosol
- Kept fresh with radish root ferment, with no synthetic fragrance or parabens
Good for: Face toner · Underarm freshness · After shaving · After sun · Travel & gym bag
Size: 2 fl oz (60 ml)
Ingredients: Organic Aloe Vera Juice, Organic Rose Hydrosol, Deuterium Depleted Water, Organic Witch Hazel, Magnesium Chloride Brine, Organic Raw Unfiltered Apple Cider Vinegar, Radish Root Ferment Filtrate, Organic Essential Oils of Lavender and Tea Tree
What you won't find: Synthetic fragrance, Parabens, Dyes, Propellants, Synthetic preservatives.
- Shake. Give the bottle a quick shake.
- Face. After cleansing, close your eyes and mist 2–4 times, then follow with your Shwally moisturizer.
- Body. Mist underarms, freshly shaved skin or sun-warmed skin whenever it needs a reset.
- Skip. Avoid eyes, nicks and broken skin.
- Step 1 · Tone: Shwally Revitalizing Mist. Mist after cleansing, face or body.
- Step 2 · Seal: Shwally Squalane Facial Oil. A weightless oil to lock in the mist.
- Anytime · Protect: Shwally Zinc & Charcoal Deodorant. Pair with the mist for all-day freshness.
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$46.19
One Mist, A Dozen Uses
Most aftershaves and body sprays lean on harsh alcohols, synthetic fragrance and preservatives. They sting going on and leave skin drier than before.
Ours is built on organic aloe vera juice and rose hydrosol, cooling, hydrating botanicals, with witch hazel and raw apple cider vinegar to tone and refresh.
Magnesium chloride brine is a favorite in natural underarm care, and lavender and tea tree give the mist a clean, herbal scent that freshens instead of masking.
Keep one by the razor, one in the gym bag and one in the car. At our price, you can.
We hope you love it as much as we do.
-Amanda
Shwally vs.
- Base: Organic aloe & rose hydrosol (typical: often alcohol-heavy)
- Scent: Lavender & tea tree oils (typical: synthetic fragrance)
- Preservation: Radish root ferment (typical: parabens or synthetic preservatives)
- Feel: Cooling and hydrating (typical: can sting and dry skin out)
- Uses: Toner, deodorant, post-shave, after-sun (typical: usually one job)
What To Expect
The Research Behind It
Published studies on these ingredients, summarized in our own words. They describe the ingredients, not tests of this product.
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Twenty women applied creams with 0.1%, 0.25% or 0.5% aloe vera extract to their forearms. After two weeks of daily use, every aloe cream significantly increased skin moisture compared with the plain cream, and the stronger ones did it after a single application.
Source: Dal'Belo SE, Gaspar LR, Maia Campos PM. Skin Research and Technology, 2006. View study
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In a randomized, placebo-controlled test of seven plant extracts on UV-reddened skin, aloe vera was the only one with a statistically significant calming effect on the redness.
Source: Randomized, placebo-controlled UV erythema study of seven plant extracts. University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, 2013 (PubMed 23337964). View study
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In 40 volunteers, lotions containing 10% witch hazel distillate showed an anti-inflammatory effect on UV-reddened skin.
Source: Rippke F, Hughes-Formella BJ, Filbry A, Gassmueller J. Skin Pharmacology and Applied Skin Physiology, 2002.
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Soaking in a magnesium-rich salt solution improved hydration and reduced roughness and redness in dry, sensitive skin over six weeks.
Source: Proksch E, Nissen HP, Bremgartner M, Urquhart C. International Journal of Dermatology, 2005. View study
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A major review summarized decades of lab research showing tea tree oil's broad antimicrobial activity, the reason it's a staple in natural freshness products.
Source: Carson CF, Hammer KA, Riley TV. Clinical Microbiology Reviews, 2006.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. After cleansing, close your eyes and mist 2–4 times, then follow with your moisturizer. If your face is sensitive to essential oils, patch test first.
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It freshens underarms with magnesium, tea tree and lavender. It isn't an antiperspirant, so it won't stop sweat. For all-day freshness, pair it with our Zinc & Charcoal Deodorant.
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It can tingle for a moment. Witch hazel, apple cider vinegar and essential oils may sting on nicks or broken skin, so avoid those spots.
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Yes. Aloe and rose hydrosol feel cooling on sun-warmed skin. It isn't a treatment for sunburn, so protect your skin and limit time in the sun.
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A fresh, herbal scent from lavender and tea tree, with a soft rose note. The apple cider vinegar scent fades quickly as it dries.
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Radish root ferment filtrate, a fermented plant ingredient used in natural skincare to keep water-based formulas fresh.