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If you are looking for gentle, alcohol-free face toners, you will love this rosewater & glycerin elixir. If you are looking for that extra cleansing after wearing makeup, you will love our gentle yet effective skin-loving ingredients.

Our refreshing Rosewater Tonic removes traces of dirt, makeup, and oil and helps keep your skin balanced.
It prepares your skin for the next product in your skincare regimen.

The rosewater in our tonic gives it an amazing aroma and helps hydrate dry skin. skin.

And it has one hidden benefit: One spritz of Rosewater Tonic helps stop hot flashes in their tracks!

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Our refreshing Rosewater Tonic removes traces of dirt, makeup, and oil and helps keep your skin balanced.
It prepares your skin for the next product in your skincare regimen.

The rosewater in our tonic gives it an amazing aroma and helps hydrate dry skin. skin.

And it has one hidden benefit: One spritz of Rosewater Tonic helps stop hot flashes in their tracks!

What We Use

ROSE FLOWER WATER

REFRESHING AND HYDRATING

Made from the petals of roses, rosewater is the perfect way to give your skin a refreshing boost of hydration. Its rich antioxidant content protects your skin from cell damage and helps prevent premature aging.

INGREDIENTS:

Organic Aloe Leaf Juice, Rose Flower Water, Glycerin, Phenoxyethanol, Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate

How to Use

DAILY REGIMEN

Use twice a day as part of your daily skin skincare regimen.

Once in the morning and before bed after cleansing.

APPLY TO SKIN

Spray on freshly cleansed skin. Do not rinse.

WHO SHOULD USE

Dry / Mature / Combination-Dry / Sensitive

What's The Difference Between an Astringent, Tonic and a Toner ?

...And is Using One Really Necessary?

Astringents, toners, and tonics are often thought to be the same. But, the main difference between them is alcohol content.

Typically, astringents contain the highest concentration of alcohol, toners have less alcohol than astringents, but tonics usually contain little to no alcohol at all.

Tonics are usually made from the leaves, stems or flowers of flowers and herbs.

Historically, all have been used to complete the cleansing process and to restore PH balance to the skin.

But as cleansers have become gentler and PH balanced, tonics have taken on a new role. Now tonics are used to target an array of skin concerns from dry skin to acne.

For these reasons, tonics are still an important step in your daily skincare routine.