A watery and complex textured tonic lotion designed to balance pH, soothe sensitive, easily irritated, or acne-prone skin, while accelerating the healing process.
Featuring "Relif Biome," a patented ingredient that not only restores the skin's fundamental balance but also addresses various imperfections resulting from compromised skin barrier (such as acne, dry and dehydrated skin, oily, combination, sensitive, easily irritated, and rosacea-prone skin).
Dermatologically tested, it demonstrates 10x faster soothing of irritated skin compared to other products of its kind. It restores pH balance after a single use and provides a fundamental solution for improving skin quality. Maintains a slightly acidic pH when used daily, preparing the skin for more efficient absorption of subsequent skincare products.
A watery and complex textured tonic lotion designed to balance pH, soothe sensitive, easily irritated, or acne-prone skin, while accelerating the healing process.
Featuring "Relif Biome," a patented ingredient that not only restores the skin's fundamental balance but also addresses various imperfections resulting from compromised skin barrier (such as acne, dry and dehydrated skin, oily, combination, sensitive, easily irritated, and rosacea-prone skin).
Dermatologically tested, it demonstrates 10x faster soothing of irritated skin compared to other products of its kind. It restores pH balance after a single use and provides a fundamental solution for improving skin quality. Maintains a slightly acidic pH when used daily, preparing the skin for more efficient absorption of subsequent skincare products.
Wholesale product information is available for approved wholesale members only.
Wholesale product information is available for approved wholesale members only.
This toner does a great job of soothing my skin. I saturated a cotton pad and used it to apply the toner to my face. I like to remove my makeup right after work, do some cleansing, and then I use this toner afterwards. It feels refreshing and absorbs really well.
