This hair mist comes in the same beautiful design as all other products from this line, though there was one huge let-down for me: While all other products had packings made of matte plastic, which added to the beautiful and elegant look, this one comes in a shiny semi-transparent plastic bottle. This makes the product look far cheaper than the others. And while the other products have this beautiful sliver-colored "E"-emblem as part of their packing, here it's only printed as an image on the bottle. Like this the packing is only "pretty" instead of "breathtaking beautiful".
The pump-spray bottle is quite small, only containing 120ml of product. That's an average size for many Korean products, but I am used to hair treatment sprays here in Germany being around 250ml.
Buying a perfumed product without being able to smell it beforehand is always a bit risky, but luckily I love the scent! It is supposed to be the scent of peonies and it is very flowery, but not sticky-sweet at all. Overall the scent is not too strong and comes off as pretty natural. After using this hair mist I am even considering to get the Princess Etoinette Eau De Toilette as it is supposed to have peonies scent too. The hair mist is supposed to moisturize and smooth dry hair. I have been using this product for about a week and I cannot say that I notice any huge difference in my hair, other than that it looks less tangled, but even just spraying water on it has this effect on my hair. (I sleep with my hair in a bun, so it is often a tangled mess in the morning). The spray comes out as a fine mist, which is easy to dose and it leaves no kind of stickiness. Even though I cannot see any huge treatment effect, I love the Etude House Princess Etoinette Perfumed Hair Mist for its scent and regard it more like a hair fragrance than a treatment product.