Omorovicza Queen of Hungary Mist (3.4 oz), Hydrating Facial Spray with Budapest Healing Water, Apple Pectin & Botanical Distillates to Refresh, Balance & Energise Skin

I feel very lucky to have been given the opportunity to try out this Omorovicza face mist, which normally retails for $95. That's a high cost for any skincare product, and I had never heard of Omorovicza when it was offered to me. Apparently they are a well known, high end brand that is sold in department stores that cater to affluent clientele. Lucky me.I'm currently suffering from dry, flaky, irritated skin as a result of testing an unrelated skincare product from a different brand. It's a real bummer because before that fateful night, my skin was looking pretty awesome, if I do say so myself. Now I've got itchy, flaky patches around my jawline, nose, and mouth. I'm trying to baby it back with trusted products, but I couldn't resist trying this mist out as soon as I received it.It does have a bit of a perfume-y scent to it, so beware if you're sensitive to fragrances. It's very easy to apply, being a mist that comes in a beautiful glass bottle. It has not caused any additional irritation and doesn't burn when applied to my irritated spots, like some products do. It seems very gentle and gives a nice final touch of moisture at the end of my skincare routine. I hope that with continued use it will help to heal the irritated areas. I'm very curious as to what "Budapest Healing Water" contains, but they sure make it feel special.Side note, it also has the nicest cap I've ever seen for a spray bottle, it's very thick and slides on in a very satisfying way. Do not try to unscrew it, I handed the bottle to my wife to test and she started unscrewing the cap instead of pulling it off and the whole top came off resulting in her almost spilling it, so be sure to just pull up and not unscrew the cap. Her first comment after using it was that it "smells heavenly," and she also noted she's never had a spray bottle produce such a fine mist before. I agree and that's a very good thing because it seems to conserve the product very well and use as little as possible for maximum coverage.Update: I used this for the second day in a row after receiving it, and although I cannot directly attribute the results to this healing mist, I want to. As I mentioned, my skin has been itchy, dry, and flaky for a couple of days. The flakiness was greatly reduced when I woke up today, and after doing a full routine, including this mist, there is no sign that it is going to return. My skin looks like new, soft, smooth, minimized pores, and a nice glassy shine without looking sweaty or oily. It could be the combination of products I used, but something about this claiming to contain healing waters from Budapest (pronounced Boodapesht) makes me want to believe I'd be suffering for longer without it.