The finishing step that evens everything out
Niacinamide and arbutin work together to brighten dull skin and fade the look of hyperpigmentation, while licorice root extract soothes inflammation for a calmer, more even complexion. It's alcohol-free, so it tones without the dryness or irritation older-style toners are known for.
Where the serum focuses on preventing breakouts, this toner focuses on what's left behind — dullness, uneven tone, and the redness that lingers after a blemish clears.
- Best for anyone dealing with dullness, uneven tone, or post-acne marks
- Gentle enough for daily use on all skin types, including sensitive skin
- Results in tone and radiance typically build over 3–4 weeks of consistent use
- Layers well with the Niacinamide Serum — use toner first, serum after
How to use
- Sweep over freshly cleansed skin using a cotton pad
- Or dispense into palms and pat directly into skin until absorbed
- Use morning and night, before serum and moisturizer
- Patch test recommended before first use
- Use consistently for 3–4 weeks before evaluating tone and brightness results
Pair it: Tone first, then follow with the Niacinamide Serum. Patch active breakouts overnight, tone and serum every morning and night. Full routine, one order.
How is this different from the Niacinamide Serum?
The serum is formulated to reduce oil and prevent future breakouts. The toner focuses on brightening, evening tone, and calming redness — they're designed to be used together, not as substitutes for each other.
Will this dry out my skin?
No — it's alcohol-free, so it tones without stripping moisture the way older astringent-style toners do.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
Yes, at pH 6.2 it's formulated to be gentle enough for daily use on all skin types. We still recommend a patch test before first use.
When will I see brighter, more even skin?
Most people start noticing improved tone and radiance within 3–4 weeks of consistent daily use.
