While moisturisers are vital for sealing in hydration, they’re not always equipped to deeply hydrate on their own. Think of moisturisers as the lock—but what about the key? That’s where lightweight hydration boosters like hydrating face mists come into play. These products work to prep and prime your skin, ensuring your moisturiser can perform at its best.
That said, not all moisturisers are created equal. Our Prebiotic Body Moisturiser does go the extra mile, with its nourishing prebiotic formula designed to balance your skin’s microbiome while delivering long-lasting hydration. But for plumper, more radiant skin, a layered approach that includes a vegan face mist can elevate your routine even further.
Why Hormonal Health Impacts Hydration
As women, our skin is uniquely influenced by hormonal changes. A sudden drop in collagen—whether due to menopause, postpartum recovery, or stress—can leave skin feeling parched, dull, and less elastic. Hormones like oestrogen play a key role in maintaining hydration by supporting hyaluronic acid levels, which naturally attract water to the skin. When those levels dip, products rich in hydrating ingredients, like glycerin and aloe vera, can help replenish moisture and restore that sought-after plumpness.
Our Reviving Face Mist combines these powerhouse ingredients with an invigorating formula that instantly quenches thirsty skin while creating a smooth canvas for other steps in your routine.
Lifestyle Factors You Can’t Ignore
Let’s be honest—no product can reverse months of disrupted sleep as a new mum or the stress of juggling life’s endless demands. However, smart skincare choices can help mitigate some of the effects:
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Hydrate First Thing: Start your day by spritzing a hydrating face mist to wake up your skin and provide an instant moisture boost.
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Prioritise Rest and Routine: Consistent sleep (or as much as life allows) and daily rituals—like applying our Prebiotic Body Moisturiser—can create a foundation for healthy skin.
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Eat for Your Skin: Omega-3 fatty acids, found in salmon and walnuts, help combat inflammation and support your skin barrier from the inside out.
The Power of Layering for Hydration
Hydration isn’t just about one product—it’s about a thoughtful, layered approach. Pairing a moisturiser with a vegan face mist ensures your skin stays quenched and radiant throughout the day. At The SABI, we believe in empowering women with products that work with their unique needs—because you deserve to feel confident and comfortable in your skin, no matter what life throws your way.
References
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PubMed: Hyaluronic Acid and Skin Hydration (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27878108/)
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Journal of Dermatological Science: Hormonal Influence on Skin Aging (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19208462/)
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National Institutes of Health: The Role of Aloe Vera in Skincare (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2763764/)
HORMONAL & PROUD
Created as a brand to help women navigate the toughest moments in pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum — and practically every stage of life –– The SABI aims to change the narrative around our hormones from one of taboo, embarrassment, and loneliness to awareness and pride. As more than a wellness brand, The SABI offers a carefully-crafted line of products to carry you through your hormonal journey, including rituals, supportive tools, and ancient herbal remedies that have been tested time and time again by women and now come backed by medicine. The SABI is a blend of science and nature conceived by women who have experienced the joys and deep struggles of bringing a child into the world, the pains of a heavy, difficult period, miscarriage, and difficulty conceiving.
We offer you an invitation to get to know your body and its cycles better –– an invitation to really understand what is going on inside. Learn to use your hormonal cycle to your advantage no matter your stage of life, and know that you can support and balance your hormone levels. Look for the right sources of information. Know that there is help, and know that you’re supported.
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DISCLAIMER
The SABI blog and articles are not meant to instruct or advise on medical or health conditions, but to inform. The information and opinions presented here do not substitute professional medical advice or consultations with healthcare professionals for your unique situation.
