d’Alba First Spray Serum Peptide: A Guide to the 100ml Mist Serum
By URICOSME Editor
On a busy morning, reaching for several skincare bottles after washing your face can feel like a chore. Spraying a moisturizer directly onto your face saves the step of dispensing it into your hands. If that sounds convenient, d’Alba First Spray Serum Peptide is a mist-format serum worth considering.
Still, thinking of it only as a light, watery mist may give you the wrong impression. This product combines an oil layer with a serum layer that you mix before use. This guide covers the 2026 Peptide version, its ingredients, where it fits into your routine, and the 100ml format.
Why you shake it before spraying
The two layers separate when left standing and are mixed just before application. d’Alba describes this as dual moisturizing care using oil and serum together. Being a spray does not mean it has the same type of formula as an oil-free toner.
The ingredient list includes Butylene Glycol and Glycereth-26, which are used to help retain moisture, alongside Sunflower Seed Oil and Avocado Oil. Based on this combination, the formula appears designed to add moisture while also using oils to soften the skin. How fresh or dewy it actually feels will depend on your skin and the amount you apply.
What to look for in the Peptide version
The current ingredient list includes Dipeptide-15. The white truffle associated with d’Alba also appears as Tuber Magnatum Water and Tuber Magnatum Extract. You do not need to memorize every unfamiliar ingredient, but when comparing it with an earlier First Spray Serum, check that you are looking at the current version labeled “Peptide.”
The official Korean product disclosure lists it as a dual-functional cosmetic for brightening and wrinkle improvement. That does not mean one application will immediately change your skin tone or wrinkles. For everyday use, it is more useful to approach it as a moisturizing serum and treat the functional designation as additional information, keeping expectations realistic.
The brand says this renewal updated the formula, product name and design, and improved the spray experience. You can check the detailed description and full ingredient list in d’Alba’s official product information.
How to use it after cleansing
The official directions start with shaking the bottle up and down three to five times immediately after cleansing. Once the contents are thoroughly mixed, tilt your head slightly upward, close your eyes and spray evenly four to five times from 10–20cm away. Finish by gently patting it in.
Keep the recommended distance rather than spraying one spot at close range. The directions also advise briefly holding your breath while spraying so that you do not inhale the mist through your nose or mouth.
Choose the next steps according to how moisturized your skin feels. If it still feels tight after the serum, follow with your usual lotion or cream. If it already feels comfortably hydrated, you do not need to keep layering similar moisturizing products. This is a suggestion for everyday use, not a recommendation to replace every skincare step with this one product.
Fragrance and the feel of oils matter too
This may be worth comparing if you prefer a spray to a serum dispensed into your hands and want oils alongside moisture. If you prefer a matte finish, start by checking how it feels on your skin rather than layering on a lot from the outset. Try not to choose it solely on the assumption that every mist feels light.
The ingredient list also names fragrance, Linalool and Limonene, among others. Check this first if you are looking for a fragrance-free product. If you have reacted to particular fragrance ingredients before, compare the list with the ingredients you avoid. Their presence does not mean everyone will find the product irritating, but it does not guarantee that it will suit every skin type either.
The double set contains two 100ml bottles
As checked on October 19, 2026, the double set contains two 100ml bottles, totaling 200ml. It is not one large 200ml bottle. You could use one bottle at a time at home or keep a bottle in each of two places where you spend time.
The official guidance recommends using it within 12 months of opening. If you plan to finish one bottle before starting the next, keep the second one unopened and note the date on the bottle you start using. Check the actual expiry information on the product you receive, and review any extra gifts or promotional contents when ordering.
If you already enjoy using a mist with an oil layer, a two-bottle set may be practical. If this is your first time trying it, check whether you like the fragrance and feel before focusing on the size of the set. Whether it fits a routine you will actually keep using matters more.
