







A hydrating jelly mist that makes everyday moisturising effortless.
Splash & Dash
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Your body care somehow decided you need a lotion for hydration, a serum for brightness, a barrier cream for dryness and talc for sweat and then expects you to use all four on a random Tuesday morning.
Splash & Dash does all of that and more in one mist.
It’s a fine, lightweight moisturising jelly mist that sprays onto skin, spreads easily and sinks within seconds, giving thirsty skin the hydration it needs without the greasy film or sticky finish. Hyaluronic Acid and Glycerin pull moisture into the skin, while five Ceramides and Rose PDRN support the skin barrier and help lock in that hydration. Splash & Dash has a subtle rose scent and also absorbs sweat to help keep skin feeling fresh and non-sticky through the day. Spray generously, pat it in, get dressed and go.
Use it after your shower, before getting dressed, after the gym, before heading out, or whenever your skin needs a hydration hit or a quick freshness reset.
One spray. Four jobs. Zero sticky business.


AHR™ - Antinorm HydraRepair™ Technology
Your skin loses moisture constantly - through heat, pollution, air conditioning, stress. AHR™ is built to counter that. Our proprietary hydration-repair complex works across multiple pathways simultaneously - attracting moisture into the skin, reinforcing the intercellular lipid structure that holds it in, and supporting barrier recovery from daily environmental stress it's already dealing with. The result is skin that doesn't just feel hydrated for an hour. It gets better at staying that way.
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frequently
asked
questions
Is Splash & Dash a body moisturiser or a body mist?
Do I still need body lotion after using Splash & Dash?
Will it leave my skin sticky?
Does Splash & Dash actually help with sweat?
Can I use it in hot and humid weather?
Does it help brighten body skin?
Can I use it every day?
Can I use Splash & Dash on my face?
Is it suitable for all skin types?
Does it contain fragrance?




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