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" Sure, face masks and moisturizers can keep your complexion fully hydrated in the winter months, but with all of the dry air indoors and cold temperatures and low humidity outdoors, your skin can still tend to feel parched. Enter facial sprays, like E.L.F. Cosmetics Mineral Revitalizing Mist, $8, eyeslipsface.com, which contains witch hazel, rosemary, chamomile, honeysuckle, aloe, and Vitamin B to replenish and energize your skin; Caudalie Grape Water, $18, sephora.com, with 100 percent grape water that hydrates, soothes, and refreshes your complexion; and Clinique Moisture Surge Face Spray, $22, saksfifthavenue.com, that&amp;#039;s packed with moisturizing aloe. While you don&amp;#039;t hear about them all that often, they are a huge power player in keeping your skin super soft and supple on the go. You can spray them on directly over your makeup, perfect for those moments when you can&amp;#039;t whip out and reapply your facial lotion. Bonus: They also come in handy when you travel because they&amp;#039;re usually small enough to toss in your purse, weekender, or TSA-approved plastic baggy. And they&amp;#039;re a must-have on planes, since your face tends to feel dehydrated at 30,000 feet. We have to say that they&amp;#039;re one of our winter must-haves\u2014and celebs, like Hilary Duff, love them too. So, will you be picking up a facial spray to mist on as the temperature drops? Follow Carly Cardellino on Facebook and Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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