Truth is, sometimes we all need a little mood-booster in our day. If you've ever found yourself wishing for a timeout or reset button, this rose water spray DIY is going to be your BFF. Think of it as a little refreshing pick-me-up. I never knew I loved a good face mist so much before.
This makes an easy and thoughtful gift for those hard-working ladies in your life. (Just be sure to make one to keep for yourself!) Pair it with the DIY lavender lip scrub.
Make this face mist for Mother's Day, a get well gift, a self care package, or really any occasion at all.
Add a tag and some ribbon for a complete gift.
I was inspired to figure out how to make this rose water spray after I had bought a small bottle at Anthropologie. I found my mood being instantly boosted each time I spritzed by face and took in a deep breath. But there little bottle was nearly $20 so I decided to make my own.
Supplies to Make Rose Water Spray
- Distilled water (buy or make. related: what is distilled water)
- 100% Pure Rose Water
- Witch Hazel
- Apothecary Glass Mist Bottle
Once you’ve gathered your supplies for the rose water spray, they are easy to put together. Simply fill each spray bottle. Each one should contain ⅓ distilled water, ⅓ rose water, and ⅓ witch hazel. Once filled and sealed, shake and spritz.
Tip: The face spray works great to freshen up your makeup at the end of the day.
You can even keep one in your desk drawer at the office. Instant time out when needed.
You can also make mini versions which are perfect for travel or to keep in your purse. I used these Fine Mist Spray Bottle and I loved the ultra fine mist. It feels really refreshing when you spritz on your face.
Will you make your own rose water spray DIY? Let me know in the comments!
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Kelly Rodriguez says
I saw the ingredients necessary but not the actual recipe with the portions of each ingredient needed for the Rose Water Spray--is that included in the blog?
Tori says
Hi Kelly, it's added above but for each bottle I used 1/3 distilled water, 1/3 rose water, and 1/3 witch hazel. Once filled and sealed, shake and spritz!
Tori says
Oh no, green?! I wonder what happened? This certainly didn't turn any colors. I hope you give it another try. Thanks for the kind comment!
Ashley says
I love your photos! Plus such a simple DIY! This sparked my interest when I saw it on my feed because just a couple weeks ago I attempted to make homemade rose water and it turned green, so not sure what happened, but this DIY seems a lot easier :)