Polish beauty market sees surge in body mists and flaxseed face masks

In Poland, lightweight body mists have become popular for their subtle scent and cooling effect. Brands such as Yasumi offer a range of scents inspired by oriental gardens, with price points around 29 zł for 50 ml. The mists are promoted for everyday use, especially in hot weather, after showers, and following exercise, claiming to refresh the skin and lift mood.

At the same time, homemade flaxseed (linseed) masks are gaining attention for their moisturizing and smoothing properties. The gel formed when flax seeds are heated with water creates a thin film that helps retain moisture, reduces skin tension, and temporarily softens the complexion. Simple recipes – sometimes combined with honey, egg yolk, or oatmeal – are recommended for dry or mature skin, though users are warned about possible allergies. Both trends reflect a broader interest in affordable, natural‑looking skincare solutions among Polish consumers.