Flight Mode Nano Cloud Mister | Portable Facial Mist Humidifier for Soothing and Hydrating Dry Face Skin | USB Rechargeable Small Handheld Facial Sprayer Steamer for Travel

Absolutely loved this for my flight. I purchased last min and wasn’t sure if I needed it. But have you ever flown and just feel blahhh half way through the flight and your face feels off from the little air you get in the plane!!?? Doesn’t matter how good you put on makeup before the flight, I found myself feeling like I was dehydrated and my skin. This thing is the best!!!!!! 100% recommend buying!!! I used it before boarding, while on plane, when getting off plane! Especially now with Covid and the mask rules.... this feels so good when you pull down the mask for some air! I use it even off the plane, at the pool and at my desk for work! Great buy!!!! Super small for bag, purse or even a pocket!!

Lo he ordenado dos veces y no trabaja adecuadamente. No carga y hay q mantenerlo conectado. Enviaron posibles soluciones y no funcionaron. Dinero perdido.

It's a shame that this product didn't come out sooner, before the pandemic. Now that travelers from the US are restricted from traveling to Europe, long flights are unlikely for the foreseeable future, meaning products like these (made for the road warrior and indomitable traveler) will have to be re-purposed. This gadget, called a "mister," is a lot of fun to use and something I could have used extensively while I traveled, had it existed earlier. It looks a miniature water cooler, half of which consists of a water tank while the other half of the body is for a single button and an outlet for the mist spray. It's compact and fits snugly in the palm of your hand. It has a soothing dark blue metallic color, which somehow reminds me of airport seats. On the bottom is written "Flight Mode" skincare. The box includes a fold out booklet of instructions, a USB cable, and a bunch of cute stickers that makes it clear this product is aimed for women ("Fly Girl" is one of the stickers) but honestly this company is missing an opportunity if it doesn't market itself to men as well. The instructions are OK but missing a crucial step - when it says to fill up the water tank, it doesn't tell you it's easiest to turn the product upside down - fill up the water tank separately, cup it in your hand, and then attach the rest of the mister to it. I learned this via my own trial and error. Charging the thing for the first time also takes a very long time - I'd say three hours before it's fully charged. Once the red light disappeared, I filled the water tank and turned it on. It turns blue and emits a pleasing stream of mist. However, it's best used where there isn't any wind - I had the fan on and the mist kept blowing away from my face. Since I won't be using this for travel anytime soon (see above), I will use it for keeping my skin moist and hydrated while I'm moving about in hot weather. For that, it's very useful as well. If I'm jogging out in the sweltering 90 degree weather, this mister comes as a welcome relief. So while I won't be using this for travel, it's great as a hot weather reliever.

Nothing great. Pumps out a decent mist but you need to be right on top of your skin to feel any benefit of it. If not it kinda goes wasted into the air. Charges pretty quickly and is easy enough to use. No protection on the on button so it can easily be turned on in you pocket or purse or w/e.

This Flight Mode Nano Cloud Mister is compact & portable, measuring about 4-1/8 inches tall x 4-7/8 diameter. Initially, I used the included short USB cable to recharge this cloud mister (port is at bottom of the mister). A red light glowed. After a couple of hours, I came back to the room, and the light was off. I then unscrewed the transparent cap (rotate counterclockwise), poured filtered water into the cap, placed the rest of the mister back on. Once I pressed the button, a gentle, steady spray emitted from the mister. The spray continues until I press the button to turn off the product. note: the instruction manual does not say this; but, the best way to add water is to remove the cap, fill it with water, and while holding the cap upside down, rotate the rest of the mister back on the cap (see video I made). While the Cloud Mister is turned on, it's a quiet, whirring sound. This is an excellent spray to keep my face hydrated. It sprays water in refreshing manner, but my face/hands/neck, etc do not get drenched (as if I was pouring water on me). The Cloud Mister produces a fine mist in a gentle manner. It will be a while before I fly - so I won't be able to test this out in that manner; but, in the meantime, I've enjoyed using this to quickly cool & hydrate my face. Lastly, be careful opening the package. When I opened the package, the cloud mister fell on the floor. Make sure the front of the package is facing you as you remove the contents. That way, the Cloud Mister stays in its slot in the packaging material. This gets 5-stars for its intended purpose - soothe and hydrate facial skin.

I have dry eyes and this purse size mister is perfect for that. I discovered that my eyes did feel better after I used a facial steamer, but that was no help if I was away from home. When I saw this I knew it was exactly what I needed to carry with me. As you can see, it's small, puts out a lot of mist, and fits in a purse or pocket. It's quiet. It also seems to cool the water somehow, it feels a lot cooler on my face then the temp of the tap water I fill it with. I can't tell you about flying and using this as keeping my eyes moist is my use of it. But I'd have to say that if I was on a plane and the person next to me started to do this, I think I"d be a bit miffed. It puts out a lot of moisture. But if your eyes feel better when moisturized, give this a try.

Flight Mode Nano Cloud Mister | Portable Facial Mist Humidifier for Soothing and Hydrating Dry Face Skin I have another nano mister that I love but I really liked the way this one looks and the small profile. It works really well and you get a great micro-mist by simply adding mineral water after the unit has charged. The design has one major downside. It is super easy to open the cap that contains the water and since it is one giant opening, the water will spill everywhere if it is accidentally open. If you have ever used an Evian mist spray, this gives you the same results plus it can easily be carried in your purse while traveling since you can add the water once you get past security in an airport. Even though my travel has been canceled for the next year, it does a great job while I am out running errands. This unit allows you to add things like hylauronic acid to increase hydrattion and they actually have kits that you can buy.

I got this bc I work outside in the heat & use a lot of cooling face spray. Not sure how to describe this "mister". It's more like smoke, or fog. Leaves absolutely no moisture on my face & I held it in one spot for 30 seconds. I think I feel a cool vapor when I hold it right next to my skin, like millimeters close. Reminds me of 'The Emperor's Clothes' story. Mind over matter. He believed his clothes looked good bc that's what he was told. Even though he was walking around naked. So do I feel a cool mist or is it in my mind? If this was what you wanted then you won't be disappointed. For me, sticking with my cooling spray & a portable fan.