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Cosmo HQ Review: Dae's Dream Veil Hair and Body Mist Review
Cosmo HQ Review: Dae's Dream Veil Hair and Body Mist Review

Cosmopolitan

time15-07-2025

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Cosmo HQ Review: Dae's Dream Veil Hair and Body Mist Review

Welcome to Cosmo HQ Review, the corner of the internet where our team of beauty-obsessed editors share their unfiltered, honest thoughts on the latest and greatest launches in skin, hair, makeup, and for you. Another day, another beauty brand entering the body mist chat—but this one actually makes total sense. Dae, the desert-inspired haircare brand behind the viral (and Cosmo beauty award-winning) Styling Cream and those instantly recognizable, sweet-smelling shampoos, just launched its first-ever fragrance: The Dream Veil Signature Citrus Hair and Body Mist. As a longtime Dae stan (I've gone through a minimum of three Styling Cream Wands), I was lucky enough to get my hands on the mist early and test it out all summer long before the official drop. Spoiler: It's not just a mist, it also delivers hair-boosting benefits. Keep reading for my honest thoughts and full review on the scent and whether it's worth adding to your shelf this summer. Related: Check out more Cosmo HQ Reviews on beloved beauty brands like Dior, Ilia, and Kylie Cosmetics. What does Dae Dream Veil Citrus Hair and Body Mist Smell Like? If you've ever been blessed with the scent of Dae's Styling Cream (and if you haven't, head to your nearest Sephora, stat), it's sweet and fruity. And while the label says it smells citrusy, I've always thought it leaned more sweet than zesty. Now, the new Dream Veil Citrus Hair and Body Mist actually smells like a citrusy and sweet summer treat. Beauty director Lauren Balsamo took one sniff and nailed it: 'It's giving creamsicle.' Couldn't have said it better myself, honestly. I love when a fragrance is exactly as advertised—the notes are citrus, orange blossom, and vanilla, and that's truly what it smells like. No guesswork, no vague note descriptions. Dae said you're gonna smell like the epitome of a summertime dessert, enjoy! As I mentioned, I love Dae's styling products, so I had high hopes for the new Dream Veil Mist. At first spritz, it's super citrusy, but then it settles into a mix of Dae's signature sweet scent and fresh oranges. It's the perfect smell to throw on when you want pure summer vibes—it's simple, bright, and perf for all day wear. And as someone who doesn't usually go for tangy scents, I ended up loving this way more than expected, thanks to the softer vanilla base. The scent itself is pretty lightweight (as most hair and body mists are), since it's not an Eau de Parfum. If you're misting your hair and just want a hint of citrus trailing behind you, one or two sprays is enough. But if you're using it as an all-over body mist, I'd go in with at least three or four full-body spritzes for more staying power. I also personally hate when something's called a mist but sprays out more like a concentrated perfume than a light misting, but this truly boasts a fine dispersion with a wide surface area. Bonus points for that. It's also infused with Dae's signature desert-derived botanicals and cactus water, so it's super lightweight and hydrating on the hair, which honestly makes it feel like more than just a fragrance. I wouldn't say it replaces your go-to styling products; it's a nice additional multitasker, but I still used my leave-in conditioner spray alongside it. For $24, this is a great scent to add to any collection, especially if you're a mist lover who doesn't want an overpowering fragrance. With its fresh citrus twist layered over Dae's signature warm and bright scent, this mist is designed to be light and easy to wear. It's truly a creamsicle in perfume form—and I mean that in the best way possible. It's a weightless, hydrating mist made for mid-summer spritzes. Jasmine Hyman is the assistant beauty editor at Cosmo, where she writes about all the biggest beauty trends and buzziest drops out there. For this story, she tested Dae's Dream Veil Citrus Hair and Body Mist for a month ahead of the launch, wearing it to test out its scent and longevity. Jasmine Hyman is the Assistant Beauty Editor at Cosmopolitan, where she writes about the latest beauty trends and must-have products. Her most prized beauty possessions are a meticulous skincare routine and salon blowouts. You'll also likely find her in bed reading a good book or endlessly scrolling TikTok (spoiler: it's usually the latter) while listening to Harry Styles' entire discography on repeat. Follow her on Insta to be inundated with pictures of her meals.

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