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Rosewater is some ancient sorcery that is, for some unknown reason, not being widely touted as a hipster miracle product in the same way as, say, coconut oil. But let me tell you about rosewater and it's uses, cause it's gonna blow your frickin mind. First things first, this is always in my travel bag. Always. Flying for sixteen hours straight and hate yourself because you smell like airport and broken travel dreams? No problem. A spritz of this to your face is not only going to make you smell like a beautiful fairy garden, but it's also going to somehow magically feel like you've taken a waterfall shower. You're gonna look dewy. Real dewy. In the best way. And you're going to feel better, and it's a lot cheaper than having a therapist on call. You can use it on your chest, neck, etc as well. I even wear mine as perfume sometimes. Let's also talk about the moisturizing factor. Does your skin ever get dry AFTER you've applied your makeup? And you can't exactly spread more face lotion over a face full of foundation? You feel me? No problem. Spritz this over your makeup, and not only is your skin gonna feel soft and look super smooth thanks to that extra glycerin, but rosewater actually works wonders as a setter mist for makeup. Your makeup will last sixteen times longer if you set it with a spray of this stuff -- that's a scientific fact. In addition, it makes a great primer. I like to wake up, rinse my face, and then spray rosewater before applying any makeup. I used to use too-faced hangover primer religiously, and I've actually cut primer out of my routine completely because I find spraying with rosewater before and after applying my makeup is equally effective. And again, it makes you look real cute and dewy, like a fresh-faced little cherub who smells like flowers and doesn't have to pay any bills. At an $9 price point, it's cheaper than setting sprays, primers, and lotions. It's cheaper than Paul Ryan's loyalty. It's cheap, real cheap.