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Skinstitut is Australia's clinic-grade brand and the Multi-Active Mist is the brand's daily multi-active hydration step — niacinamide + sodium ascorbyl phosphate (stable vitamin C) + sodium hyaluronate + green tea + licorice root + witch hazel + panthenol + allantoin in a 16-ingredient INCI. €25 for a mist that genuinely earns the "multi-active" framing rather than just being water + glycerin.
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Multi-Active Mist by Skinstitut is formulated for all, normal, combination skin. Skinstitut is Australia's clinic-grade brand and the Multi-Active Mist is the brand's daily multi-active hydration step — niacinamide + sodium ascorbyl phosphate (stable vitamin C) + sodium hyaluronate + green tea + licorice root + witch hazel + panthenol + allantoin in a 16-ingredient INCI. €25 for a mist that genuinely earns the "multi-active" framing rather than just being water + glycerin.
The key active ingredients in Multi-Active Mist are Green Tea (Camellia sinensis), Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide, Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate (SAP). It's known for: genuine multi-active formulation (niacinamide + Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate + HA) and licorice + green tea + witch hazel botanical antioxidant trio.
Yes, Multi-Active Mist targets dullness, dryness. genuine multi-active formulation (niacinamide + Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate + HA)
Multi-Active Mist retails for around $28, which places it in the mid range for mists. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: thin mist format means slow active delivery; phenoxyethanol may concern preservative-avoiders; sodium ascorbyl phosphate is a gentler vitamin C derivative — slower visible results.
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