Rituals The Ritual of Karma Hair & Body Mist 50 ml – lotus flower and white tea fragrance spray

Why choose The Ritual of Karma Hair & Body Mist?

• designed for both the hair and body;
• may also be sprayed onto suitable textiles;
• provides a lighter fragrance trail than conventional perfume;
• features an alcohol-free formula;
• contains lotus flower and white tea extracts;
• enriched with betaine, squalane, glycerin and aloe vera;
• contains a complex of marine algae extracts;
• features a fresh, clean and uplifting floral fragrance;
• can be reapplied during the day when needed;
• the 50 ml bottle is practical for handbags and travel.

Main benefits

• provides a light and unobtrusive fragrance effect;
• refreshes the scent of the skin and hair during the day;
• can be applied after showering or before going out;
• suitable for reapplication when the fragrance fades;
• does not contain ethyl alcohol;
• betaine contributes to a comfortable hair and skin feel;
• squalane complements the softening profile of the formula;
• glycerin and aloe vera contribute to moisture retention;
• algae extracts form part of the Hydra-Boost Complex;
• lotus flower contributes to the character of the Karma collection;
• white tea provides a fresh and elegant floral fragrance;
• can be used as the final step of a layered fragrance routine.

How to use

1. Remove the protective cap and hold the bottle upright.
2. Spray a small amount onto the body from a distance of approximately 15–20 cm.
3. For the hair, mist lightly over the lengths and ends from a suitable distance.
4. Do not spray directly towards the face, eyes or scalp from close range.
5. When using on textiles, first test on a small, inconspicuous area.
6. Allow the product to dry before dressing or touching delicate fabrics.
7. Reapply during the day whenever the fragrance needs refreshing.

Important information and warnings

• for external use only;
• do not spray directly towards the face, eyes or mucous membranes;
• if the product enters the eyes, rinse carefully with water for several minutes;
• do not apply to open wounds, rashes, damaged or inflamed skin;
• do not apply immediately after shaving or hair removal if the skin is red or stinging;
• avoid inhaling the mist during application;
• the product is fragranced and contains declared fragrance allergens;
• people with sensitive skin should first test a small amount on a limited area;
• discontinue use if itching, redness, burning, rash or swelling occurs;
• test first when using on delicate, pale or expensive fabrics;
• do not use as a substitute for deodorant, anti-perspirant or moisturiser;
• store tightly closed and away from direct sunlight and heat;
• keep out of reach of children.

Pharmacist’s advice

Use body mist as the final fragranced step rather than as a substitute for moisturising care. If the skin is dry, apply a suitable cream or lotion first and use the mist after it has absorbed.

Although the formula is alcohol-free, it contains fragrance and declared fragrance allergens. A patch test is advisable for sensitive, atopic or reactive skin.

Apply only a small amount over the lengths and ends of the hair. A hair and body mist is not a conditioner or heat-protection product and should not replace products intended for genuinely dry or damaged hair.

Fragrance generally lasts longer when applied to clean, moisturised skin. Vigorous rubbing is unnecessary and may increase irritation in sensitive skin.

If itching, rash, swelling or pronounced burning repeatedly occurs after application, rinse off the product and discontinue use.

Ljubica Barbulović, Master of Pharmacy

Frequently asked questions

Is The Ritual of Karma Mist intended only for the body?

No. It is officially designed for the hair and body and may also be applied to suitable textiles.

Does the formula contain alcohol?

The manufacturer describes the formula as alcohol-free. However, it is fragranced and contains declared fragrance allergens.

What does Karma Hair & Body Mist smell like?

It has a fresh, clean, floral and summery fragrance featuring lotus flower and white tea.

Can it be applied to the hair?

Yes. Lightly mist it over the lengths and ends, avoiding direct spraying towards the eyes and face.

Can body mist replace perfume?

It may be used as a lighter alternative, but it generally provides a softer and less persistent fragrance trail than perfume.

Can it be sprayed onto clothing?

It may be used on textiles according to the manufacturer’s directions, but a preliminary test is recommended for delicate materials.

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?

The manufacturer describes it as suitable for sensitive skin, but a patch test remains advisable because the formula contains fragrance allergens.

How often can it be applied?

It may be reapplied in moderation during the day whenever needed, provided that the skin and hair tolerate it well.