What's in the bottle
Quick Answers
What is a face mist actually for?
It adds water and humectants to the skin's surface and feels cooling. Follow it with a moisturizer so the water doesn't just evaporate.
Does it replace a moisturizer?
No. Use it as step 2 and seal it in with Smooth Operator.
Can they use it after sports?
Yes, that's what most kids use it for. It cools flushed skin without hands touching the face.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
Clinically tested for sensitive skin by Eurofins CRL. No synthetic fragrance, alcohol, parabens or sulfates. For eczema-prone skin, patch-test first.
Can it go over sunscreen?
Yes, a light mist won't remove it. It doesn't replace reapplying Sun-Sational every two hours outdoors.
Clinical Testing
Glow Go is clinically tested for sensitive skin.
Repeated Insult Patch Test, Eurofins CRL, 113 participants with self-perceived sensitive skin. No dermal irritation or sensitization observed. Study ECRLNJ2025-0620-03.
See the clinical studiesNo parabens, sulfates, alcohol, or synthetic fragrance.
How to use
ANYTIME
Refresh
During the day, as often as they like. It fits in a backpack.
AFTER SPORTS
Cool down
For flushed, sweaty skin. If skin is irritated from a helmet, Skin Saver is the better step.
Step by step
1. Hold the bottle about 6 inches from the face.
2. Eyes closed, spritz 2 to 3 times.
3. Let it sit for a few seconds. No rubbing.
4. Follow with Smooth Operator, and Sun-Sational in the morning.
During the day, the same three steps, moisturizer optional.
What to expect
For dry skin, always follow with moisturizer within a minute or two, so the water is sealed in rather than evaporating. Used that way, mist plus moisturizer is what helps dry, tight cheeks, not the mist alone.
Made for Their Everyday
Step 2 of the routine
A damp base, so the moisturizer spreads with just a pea-sized amount.
After sports and P.E.
Cools flushed, sweaty skin without hands touching the face.
Dry, tight cheeks in winter
Mist, then Smooth Operator. The pair, not the mist alone.
Dry air
Long car rides, planes, dry classrooms and heated bedrooms.
After swimming
Rinse the face first, then mist and moisturize.
Kids who hate anything heavy
If a moisturizer feels like too much, a mist is the way in.
What clinicians say about Pipa
“…gentle, dermatologist-tested, and free from harsh ingredients like parabens, sulfates, and synthetic fragrance… Pipa is a brand I trust.”
Francisco Kerdel, MD
Dermatologist
“Pipa products are teen friendly and doctor approved… The routine is simple, smart, and age-appropriate.”
Dr. Lisa Klein
Pediatrician, author, and co-founder of Turning Teen
“The age appropriate products and safe ingredients made Pipa a perfect fit.”
Chelsea Wallace
Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon
Glow Go passed an independent Repeated Insult Patch Test at Eurofins CRL, supervised by a board-certified dermatologist.
See the clinical studiesFull Ingredients
Aqua (Water), Glycerin, DL-Panthenol, Sodium PCA, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract, Rosa Damascena Flower Water, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol.
These are the years when skin starts changing and a first routine starts to make sense.
Ages 8 to 9: The fun step, and often the reason the routine happens at all. Mist after washing, then moisturizer.
Ages 10 to 11: Skin runs hot and shiny after recess and sports. A spritz cools it down without adding oil.
Ages 12 to 13: Dry, tight cheeks in winter and overheated skin in summer. Mist, then Smooth Operator, and Sun-Sational on top in the morning.
