(Read all about toner, here.)
A few spritzes of this will have you feeling like you’re bathing in a Mediterranean jasmine-filled garden.
The toner spray contains a host of skin-healthy botanicals.
Then, the tonic is rounded out with a bouquet of rose, jasmine, vanilla, and coco.
Products that are as refreshing as a quick dip.
Bonus: Feel free to spritz this on post-sun skin after a day outside.
Like this lactic-acid-infused toner.
The lactic acid, sensitive-skin-approved in its own right, is further buffered with cactus flower extract and kelp.
And finally, an azelaic acid derivative will help reduce redness.
First up:CoQ-10is a potent antioxidant that offers fairly unique benefits as far as antioxidants go.
(It does this as an oil-soluble antioxidant, when most antioxidants are water-soluble.)
It also layers in aloe vera,hyaluronic acid, cucumber, and chamomile.
Sensitive skin, while something of a nebulous term, is often defined as those with a weakenedskin barrier.
The end result is products that are effective and made with some of our favorite herbal and botanical ingredients.
It’s ideal for those with ultradry skin who only trust natural ingredients.
(Avocado face masks, banana-infused creams: You name it!)
This toner is made with watermelon to hydrate as well as provide your skin with essential amino acids.
The exfoliation comes from the blend of willow bark and a naturally derived PHA (or polyhydroxy acid).
This hydrating toner takes it to the next level by adding wild oat extract as well as propolis.
Refreshed skin in one swipe.
Here’s a new and innovative method: a stick!
A stick provides a few major benefits: First, it’s on-the-go.
Just toss it in a bag without the fear of spilling.
The second is that you don’t have to use cotton or fabric pads, making it so easy.
Finally, it’s easy to target areas that need the product most rather than an aimless aerosol.
This stick is packed with rosemary, sake, witch hazel, and matcha.
Matcha Toner, Milk Makeup ($28)
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