The liquid itself, when dried, has a glue-like effect that, if one has any wrinkles at all (I have some for sure), it will cause the skin to stick together, causing one to be fidgeting-about with one's face to un-stick said wrinkles (eyelid, too, if it's sprayed there).
Also, the spray comes out in a stream. The nozzle isn't defective, it's the liquid inside that refuses to come out as anything but a stream. This is confirmed by the switching of nozzles I did, from the exact, same bottle-twin I ordered with the NOW brand "Rosewater Rejuvenating Mist." The mist works great in its own bottle (Rosewater I'm talking about), but when switching the pump to the Hyaluronic Acid product, the Hyaluronic Acid comes out as a stream, proving that it's not the pump, rather, it's the Hyaluronic Acid that won't 'mist.' That problem makes applying the Hyaluronic Acid product too difficult. By the way, the Rosewater product not only 'mists' great, it feels great on the skin, too!
