Refreshing Tonic for Oily & Combination Skin La Grace Face Tonic

I remember the last time I bought toners was back in my teenage years, dealing with puberty, breakouts, and oily skin (well, you all know what I mean, ladies)). Back then, I didn't like them because of the strong alcohol smell and how they dried out my skin. I tried mass-market brands like Eveline, Garnier, and so on. I'm 19 now, and my skin is still oily - something that can't be changed, but it can be maintained in good condition. This toner is just amazing! It has a pleasant scent and doesn't dry out my skin. It's not a mass-market product (I completely exclude that category of cosmetics now). For those with oily and problematic skin, I recommend trying the Purify lotion and the Atlas Tender alginate mask from the same brand - the effect is fantastic!

Does the product contain alcohol?

I am completely satisfied with this product. The quality justifies the price.

The toner is great and suits my skin well, but the smell is just awful. It smells like either Bulgarian rose or something similar to that, in my opinion.

I have been using this product for a month now, and in principle, it doesn't really have any noticeable cleansing effect. Maybe it's because I have very oily skin, but it might work better for skin that tends to be oily.

The tonic has a pleasant scent and does not sting or cause irritation. The dispenser is convenient. Everything is satisfactory at the moment.

The tonic has a pleasant scent and leaves the skin feeling soft without any stickiness. It worked well for my combination skin, as it helped reduce small pimples. The packaging is convenient to use, and I particularly liked the dispenser. I highly recommend it.

This product is excellent for combination skin. It does not dry out the skin and provides a refreshing feel without leaving any sticky residue. It was a perfect match for me. In comparison to cheaper alternatives, the difference is like night and day.

Wonderful moisturizing toner! I highly recommend it.

Just take a look at the ingredients, this mixture is unlikely to be beneficial in the long run. I stared at it for a while but decided to analyze the composition myself since I couldn't find it anywhere in the text. It's doubtful that my review will be posted, so at least write down the ingredients. Here's a part of it: PPG-26-Buteth-26, propylene glycol, peg-40 hydrogenated castor oil, disodium edta, dipropylene glycol, sodium PCA, triethanolamine, alcohol denat.