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A refreshing, pH-balanced toner formulated with vitamins A, C, and E to energize the complexion and remove lingering impurities after cleansing. It uses witch hazel and a blend of amino acids to prep the face for the serums and treatments that follow. This is a solid choice for brightening up a dull morning routine, especially if you're dealing with environmental stressors. The inclusion of antioxidants and skin-replenishing ingredients like urea and sodium PCA makes it feel more substantial than a basic astringent.
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What’s inside the formula
Key ingredients
Witch Hazel Water
A classic skin-soother that helps refine texture and minimize the look of pores.
Vitamin C Palmitate
An oil-soluble form of Vitamin C that helps to smooth the skin and provide antioxidant protection.
Retinyl Palmitate
A mild Vitamin A derivative that helps support skin renewal and overall health.
Vitamin E Acetate
A stable version of Vitamin E that helps soothe the skin and provides essential antioxidant protection.
Sodium PCA
A natural component of the skin that draws moisture in to keep your complexion plump and hydrated.
Good to know
Retinoids EU regulated
Contains Retinyl Palmitate — a retinoid. Can cause dryness or irritation, especially when first introduced, and makes skin more sensitive to the sun.
Alcohol
Can be drying when used as a solvent. Not to be confused with fatty alcohols (cetyl, cetearyl) which are moisturizing.
Benzyl Alcohol
The EU requires this to be named on the label as a potential allergen. In most products it is present as a preservative or solvent rather than for scent.
Fragrance (Parfum)
Most common cause of skin sensitivity in cosmetics. If your skin reacts easily, look for fragrance-free alternatives.
EU-labelled fragrance allergens
Contains Limonene — 1 fragrance allergen the EU requires to be named on the label. A common trigger for sensitive or reactive skin.
