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Laguna Herbals

Rose Water Face Toner with Apple Cider Vinegar, 4 fl oz

Rose Water Face Toner with Apple Cider Vinegar, 4 fl oz

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Product Type: Skincare

This face toner is a rose water and apple cider vinegar mist that picks up whatever your cleanser left behind, and Laguna Herbals bottles it in amber glass with a fine spray pump. The label line is Clarify. Water and rose hydrosol make the base, with aloe vera and apple cider vinegar, then lemon balm, chamomile, rosemary, calendula, rose, lemon peel, sage and comfrey, plus lactobacillus ferment and coconut fruit extract.

  • Rose water base that feels cool and light, not sticky.
  • Apple cider vinegar for a mildly acidic swipe after a sudsy cleanser.
  • Fine mist pump that wets a cotton pad evenly in two or three sprays.

What Does a Face Toner Do

A face toner takes the last traces of cleanser, sunscreen, oil and makeup off your skin and leaves it ready for whatever comes next. Soap-based cleansers sit on the alkaline side; skin itself runs slightly acidic. An apple cider vinegar toner brings the surface back toward its own acidic side in one pass, which is the oldest reason toners exist.

Pad First, Then the T-Zone

The maker's method is a cotton pad, and it is the right one. Spray the pad two or three times, then sweep it over forehead, nose and chin first, where oil and leftover makeup collect, and finish across the cheeks. The pad shows you exactly what your cleanser missed, which is oddly satisfying the first week. Give it a minute to dry down before serum or moisturizer.

Morning and night both work. In the morning it wakes the skin up; at night it is the step that catches mascara and sunscreen residue.

Mist the pad, never toward your face, and keep the wet pad clear of the eyes themselves.

Herbs Steeped Into Rose Hydrosol

Rose hydrosol is the water left after rose petals are steam distilled, which is why it smells faintly of rose and nothing like perfume. The herbs are infused into it, so the toner reads as a light herbal water with a tart edge from the vinegar.

Rose Water Toner After Cleansing

When should toner go in a routine? Straight after cleansing and before any serum, cream or oil. Water-based layers go thinnest to thickest, and toner is the thinnest.

Does a vinegar toner smell like vinegar? A little, for a few seconds. The rose hydrosol and herbs take over as it dries, and nothing lingers once your moisturizer is on.

How many uses are in 4 fl oz? The bottle holds about 118 ml, and a fine mist pump releases roughly one eighth of a milliliter with each press. At three sprays on a pad twice a day, that is several months.

Why amber glass? Amber glass blocks much of the light that dulls botanical extracts over time, so the toner keeps its character from the first spray to the last.

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