Green Tea Alcohol-Free Toner | Shrinks Pores & Gives Even-Tone Skin | 100% Vegan
Combats Acne | Shrinks Pores | Tightens Skin | Tones and Clarifies Skin
Available in: 200 ml

FIGHTS PIMPLES: Struggling with pimples? Our green tea toner is here to help! The anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties of green tea work to fight against pimples and prevent the formation of new breakouts thereby promoting clear, healthy-looking skin.
TIGHTENS PORES: The natural astringent properties of this green tea toner help tighten and refine pores while controlling excess oil production.
CLARIFIES & IMPROVES SKIN TONE: Glycolic acid power up this formula by helping remove dead skin cells, unclogging pores, and improving skin tone.
GENTLE & NON-DRYING: This acne toner without alcohol r will nourish, and refresh your skin without stripping it of its natural moisture. This face toner is sure to become an essential part of your skin care regimen.
green tea alcohol-free toner benefits:
*fights pimples
*minimizes the appearance of pores
*tones, refreshes, and hydrates skin
features of green-tea alcohol-free toner:
*alcohol-free
*non-drying
how to use
on a cleansed face, take a few drops on your palm or cotton pad and dab it in. allow it to air dry. follow with a serum & moisturizer.
when to use
AM & PM
how much to use
use 3-4 drops
green tea extracts
a potent antioxidant that fights excess oil, pimples and pimple-causing impurities giving you clearer and healthy looking skin
glycolic acid
brightens skin by gently exfoliating dead skin cells & clogged pores
glycerin
gives a smoother appearance by improving skin tone and texture
Aqua, Glycerin, Peg-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract, Sodium Gluconate, Phenoxyethanol, Glycolic Acid, Ethylhexylglycerin, Fragrance.
What's in
What are the benefits of using green tea toner?
Plum green tea alcohol-free toner is enriched with green tea extracts that combat pimple & pimple marks, and glycolic acid that gently exfoliates and removes dead skin cells. It gives you clear, hydrated, and even-toned skin.
What skin types is green tea toner suitable for?
Plum green tea alcohol-free toner isn’t just a toner for normal skin, it is even best suited for oily, combination, and acne-prone skin
How do I use green tea toner?
After cleansing your face, take a small amount of plum green tea alcohol-free toner and dab it onto your face either with a cotton ball or your hands. Let the toner air dry so your skin can effectively soak up the goodness, and follow with a moisturizer.
Is green tea toner vegan and cruelty-free?
Yes, plum green tea alcohol-free toner is vegan and cruelty-free. It does not contain any animal-derived ingredients and is not tested on animals.
Can I use green tea toner as a standalone product?
Plum green tea alcohol-free toner is designed to be used as part of a skincare routine, after cleansing and before moisturizing. It is recommended to follow up with a moisturizer to lock in the benefits.
Will green tea toner dry out my skin?
Plum green tea alcohol-free toner has an alcohol-free, non-drying formula and is rich in green tea extracts that tone, hydrate and clarify your skin. Hence, it should not dry out the skin making it the best alcohol-free toner for oily skin. However, it is always recommended to patch test any new skincare product before applying it on your face.
Can green tea toner be used on sensitive skin?
It is always recommended to patch test any new skincare product before applying it on your face.
Can green tea toner be used on oily skin?
Yes, plum green tea alcohol-free toner is beneficial for oily skin. It contains green tea extracts that fights pimples and glycolic acid that helps remove dead skin cells from the top layer of your oily, pimple-prone skin. Thus, this green tea toner for oily skin helps to reduce the appearance of pores and provide hydration without leaving a greasy residue.
Can green tea toner be used during pregnancy?
It is always recommended to consult with your doctor before using any new skincare products while pregnant or breastfeeding.