The three ingredients in a body mist

Read the back of a Myst bottle and you'll see three things: Alcohol Denat., Fragrance/Parfum, and Water. That's the whole formula. No fillers, no fixatives you can't pronounce.

Alcohol Denat.

The carrier. It dissolves the fragrance oil into something sprayable, and it evaporates fast on your skin — that quick "cool" hit when you first spray. It's what lifts the top notes into the air so you can actually smell them.

Fragrance / Parfum

The scent itself. A blend of natural and synthetic aroma molecules. We use high-end fragrance oils — the same ones supplied to designer perfume houses. The percentage in a body mist is lower than in an EDP, which is what makes it lighter on skin.

Water

Cuts the alcohol so the formula sprays softly rather than burning. Also lowers the overall strength so you can spray more generously.

What's not in it

No parabens, no phthalates, no dyes, no animal testing. The formula is simple on purpose — fewer ingredients, fewer reactions, easier to layer.