purorganic balance mist toner

This skin uses headaches! It's a product that functions like a toner. When used with other products from the same brand, it seems to have a synergistic effect. Texture: It's a very light formula, meant to be used after cleansing to refine the skin texture, rather than as a skin pack. Layering the skin 3-4 times can be good, but skin-like formulas don't seem to properly refine the skin texture, so I don't use them much... Fragrance: The natural-like fragrance will likely be divisive. However, there are no fragrance ingredients in the full ingredients list, and it wasn't a major issue for me. Irritation: There was absolutely no irritation. I'm very sensitive and often get milia from cosmetics, but this product didn't cause any of that, thankfully. Products I've used before: - La Roche-Posay Toleriane Toner: It seems to have a preservative like alcohol. It's not exactly irritating, but has a slightly sensitizing feel. The alcohol content likely means it's not suitable for using as a skin pack. - Innisfree Blueberry Skin: It seems to form a film, which feels very suffocating to me. It's very different from the film created by creams. It wasn't at all hydrating, and I don't think layering it 3 times would be possible. It didn't work well even just as a toner for me. - Innisfree Green Tea Skin: Aside from the questionable ingredients, it's good. It refines the skin texture well and provides good hydration. However, it did cause a few milia to appear. I hope you can find a good selection.

I've been frequenting duty-free shops a lot, and my online orders have already exceeded $3,000 (sigh). A huge portion of that has been spent on basic skincare products! Yet, I've failed every single time, without exaggeration. I don't have high expectations for toners, but I was really surprised when this one just did the toner function well. But I think that's a good thing! Other functional ingredients added to the toner could potentially conflict with the actives in my creams, and even tiny amounts of certain ingredients could cause breakouts. I'm just looking for a toner that truly just does the toner job! I think this would be perfect for anyone who wants a simple, no-frills toner.

Don't expect too much from toners!!! The original function of a toner is to 'refine the skin texture'! The 3-skin method isn't necessarily a bad approach, but if you're just layering hydration, the moisture will ultimately evaporate. Please find an oil, cream, or lotion that suits your skin type and use it together! Please, I beg you...