SOOTHING FACE TONER: Infused with the ANUA 10% Niacinamide+ 4% Tranexamic Acid Serum, Ceramide, Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin B12 natural color, for Sensitive skin, Korean Glass Skin, Fragrance-Free highest concentration of Heartleaf Extract, known best for it's calming effects, this toner is designed to soothe, tone, hydrate, and balance the skin's pH level.
FORMULATED WITH NATURAL INGREDIENTS: Contains 77% Heartleaf Extract grown and haversted in Korea. Cruely free, Vegan, Paraben Free.
FOR ALL SKIN TYPE: Free from irritating ingredients, provides clear and even skin tone as well as hydrating the skin, making it suitable for all skin types.
PERFECT CHOICE FOR YOUR SKINCARE REGIMEN:Enhances the absorption of serums, ampoules and moisturizers as the first step of your skincare routine, perfectlly prepping your skin before make-up to achieve glowy glass skin look.
Tackle hyperpigmentation with this serum formulated with 10% niacinamide and 4% tranexamic acid to fade dark spots and acne scars. It contains alpha-arbutin to brighten and even skin tone, as well as hyaluronic acid and botanical oils to moisturize and soothe skin.
Fade and target stubborn dark spots, hyperpigmentation, post-acne scars and marks, sun spots and other forms of discoloration effectively, whilst also preventing new ones from forming.
Containing 10% Niacinamide, 4% Tranexamic Acid and 2% Arbutin, a powerful trio of active ingredients to target dull skin, uneven skin tone and enlarged pores.
A watery serum enriched with 10% Niacinamide and 4% Tranexamic Acid to target at stubborn dark spots and hyperpigmentation by helping to reduce discoloration.
Infused with 2% Arbutin to help correct uneven skin tone by limiting Melanin production.
A lightweight texture.
How To Use
Apply a few drops to affected areas and gradually increase the usage period accordingly.
Use in the morning and at night before oil and moisturizer.
Can be used daily but discontinue if irritation occurs.
When used in the morning, be certain to wear sun protection with SPF30 or higher.
