With toners you either love them or find them completely unnecessary. For me they're an absolute essential in my skincare routine they remove any last scraps of makeup, prep my skin for moisturiser and just generally leave my skin feeling refreshed and hydrated.
My skin absolutely loves calendula (as I discovered here) so it came as no surprise that the skin tonic also contains calendula this toner is full of naturally active ingredients including aloe vera, chamomile, cucumber and vitamin E which help to soothe and refresh the skin. This toner not only refreshes my skin but it's also super hydrating it adds a fine level of moisture. It may be worthwhile mentioning that this toner is super gentle and alcohol free it's suitable for the most sensitive of skin types. When I had my eczema flare up this managed to hydrate dry patches, brighten up my complexion and just really helped cool and calm my irritated skin. As this is alcohol free I don't find I get that dry tight uncomfortable feeling I get with other toners.
What I love about this toner is although it's gentle it's still super effective at removing last traces of make up and daily grime. As this available in both twisty top and facial mist form I can imagine it being the perfect skin care companion for summer time when skins feeling a little hot and bothered. The facial mist is currently on my wish list.
This toner has greatly helped to improve the overall look feel and texture of my skin over the past few months. I can't see myself without it now it's a simple effective product that doesn't aggravate my skin in the slightest. I'm a firm believer in sticking with something when it works especially where skin cares concerned so I can see myself repurchasing this again and again. The packaging feel luxe especially for the price all Liz Earle skincare seems to be so affordable this toner comes in at a rather reasonable £13.25 my original bottle lasted me five months which I think is good value for money.
Are you a fan of toners? Have you tried the Liz Earle Skin tonic?
