What it is

A watery, fast-absorbing toner formulated to calm visible redness and replenish moisture while prepping skin for serums and creams.

Who it's for

• Combination or oily skin needing a lightweight, non-sticky hydrating step.
• Sensitive-leaning or blemish-prone routines that benefit from calming botanicals.
• Those who want a toner that layers easily under actives and makeup.

Key ingredients (INCI)

• Centella Asiatica Extract — soothing, helps comfort the look of irritation.
• Tea Tree Leaf Extract/Oil — purifying botanical traditionally used for blemish-prone skin.
• Panthenol, Allantoin — support barrier feel and ease tightness.
• Humectants (e.g., Glycerin, Sodium Hyaluronate) — water-binding hydration.

Free-from / texture

• Watery, fast-absorbing texture; non-greasy, non-sticky finish.
• Essential oil presence from tea tree—patch test if sensitive to EO.
• Typically alcohol-free base; check INCI for confirmation if alcohol-sensitive.

How to use & order

• After cleansing, apply with hands or cotton pad on slightly damp skin.
• Follow with serums and moisturizer; in AM, finish with sunscreen.
• Use daily; add a second layer on dry areas if extra hydration is needed.

Conflicts & layering tips

• Low conflict; avoid simultaneous use with heavy essential-oil products if easily sensitized.
• Apply after low-pH actives (vitamin C/acids) and before heavier serums or creams.
• Pair with barrier creams if skin is compromised; always wear SPF in the morning.

Evidence & notes

• Centella and panthenol are common cosmetic soothing agents; effects are supportive, not medical.
• Tea tree can help purify; may tingle on very sensitive skin—adjust frequency accordingly.
• Consistent use plus sunscreen supports calmer-looking, balanced skin.

Safety

• For external use only; discontinue if redness or stinging persists.
• Patch test if sensitive to essential oils or botanicals.
• Avoid use on broken or compromised skin; consult a professional post-procedure.
• If pregnant/breastfeeding, ingredients are cosmetic-grade; confirm with your clinician for personal conditions.