Description
Concentrated nourishing toner gently restores skin to its optimal pH level, improving texture and hydrationExtracts from shitake fruit, nettle herb and elderberry combine to tone, purify and balance the skinFree from artificial fragrance, colors, fillers and parabens
A Clinical Study was carried out by an independent research company on women between the ages of 30-70 years of age; after using the product just one time:
72% thought using this treatment improved the performance of their moisturizers and other skincare products
71% reported a more even and refined appearance to their skin
68% reported their skin looked instantly brighter
CAUTION: For external use only. If skin or eye sensitivity occurs, rinse immediately with water and discontinue use.
Recommended order of application
CLEANSER
TREATMENT
TONER
SERUM
MOISTURIZER
Benefits for Men Is a highly effective post-shaving lotion; its mildly acidic formula helps prevent ingrown hairs, folliculitis and diminishes irritationSplash on skin immediately after stepping out of shower. Most water that comes into our homes contains chlorine and other impurities which has a drying effect on skinThis product's mild acidity helps keep bacteria at bay and regulates sebum secretion which is more common in men due to testosterone dominance
Ingredients
aqua (spring water), *cynara scolymus (artichoke) leaf extract, *urtica dioica (nettle) herb extract, *lentinus edodes (shitake) fruit extract, *taraxacum officinalis (dandelion) root extract, *sambucus nigra (elderberry) fruit extract, *morinda citrifolia (noni) fruit extract, *mentha piperita (peppermint) herb extract, *rubus idaeus (raspberry) leaf extract, *rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf extract, *chlorella vulgaris (green micro-algae) extract, *schizandra chinensis (schisandra) fruit extract, *alcohol denat, *aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) leaf juice powder, levulinic acid, sodium dehydroacetate, sodium hydroxide, glycerin, citric acid *Organic, 99% of the agricultural ingredients are produced organically.
