Spray

Sprays are now one of the most versatile forms of delivery in the health and beauty landscape: from body care to perfumery, from oral hygiene to dermocosmetics, this format offers ease of use, precise dosing, and targeted application. With over 2,900 references available, the collection gathers solutions designed for every daily need, allowing you to find the product that best suits your care habits.

How to choose the right spray among many references

The first criterion for selection is the intended use: a hair spray has completely different formulation needs than one for the skin, throat, or environment. Before purchasing, it is useful to clearly identify the category of belonging — body, face, hair, oral hygiene, nebulized supplements, sanitizers — and to check that the composition is consistent with your skin type or with the indications on the label. A common mistake is to choose based on fragrance or packaging, neglecting the active ingredients and concentration.

The second aspect concerns the delivery mechanism and formulation: fine mist sprays are suitable for large surfaces or delicate mucous membranes, while direct jet sprays ensure greater precision on localized areas. Pay attention to the presence of propellants, alcohol, or preservatives if you have sensitive or reactive skin. For internal use sprays — such as those for the throat or spray format supplements — always consult the package insert and, in case of doubt, seek advice from your trusted doctor or pharmacist.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are all the sprays in this collection cosmetics?

No: the collection includes both cosmetic products (for skin, hair, body) and medical devices, dietary supplements in spray format, and hygiene products. The category is clearly indicated on each product sheet.

How should a spray be properly stored?

In general, away from heat sources and direct light, with the cap closed and in an upright position. Some products require refrigeration after opening: always check the instructions on the packaging.

Can I use a spray on my face if I have sensitive skin?

It depends on the specific formulation. Carefully read the ingredient list, favor products free from alcohol and artificial fragrances, and always perform a patch test on a small skin area before extensive use.