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Hydrosols & Toners

$22.00

Ah toners! Apply after cleansing and before serums or moisturizers. They are designed to rebalance the skin’s pH and leave your skin feeling soft and refreshed.

Varieties:

  • Roses Supposes Toner — Soothing and softening skin, as well as cleansing and shrinking the appearance of pores.

  • Mineral Boost Toner — Bringing life back into your skin, as well as cleansing and shrinking the appearance of pores.

  • Citrine Mist — Clarifying congested, combination, or dull skin that needs a fresh, luminous reset.

  • Blue Tansy Palo Santo — Inflamed, reactive, or stress‑tired skin that needs deep soothing and energetic reset.


How to Use: Spritz lightly after cleansing, before moisturizing. Can also spray for a refreshing skin feel. For a deeper moisturizing effect, can combine a few sprays of toner and serum and rub on face after cleansing. 

Our Hydrosols and Toners come in a 4 oz glass sprayer and rotated seasonally.

Learn more about the varieties below and learn about the difference between a Hydrosol and Toner below.

Type:

Ah toners! Apply after cleansing and before serums or moisturizers. They are designed to rebalance the skin’s pH and leave your skin feeling soft and refreshed.

Varieties:

  • Roses Supposes Toner — Soothing and softening skin, as well as cleansing and shrinking the appearance of pores.

  • Mineral Boost Toner — Bringing life back into your skin, as well as cleansing and shrinking the appearance of pores.

  • Citrine Mist — Clarifying congested, combination, or dull skin that needs a fresh, luminous reset.

  • Blue Tansy Palo Santo — Inflamed, reactive, or stress‑tired skin that needs deep soothing and energetic reset.


How to Use: Spritz lightly after cleansing, before moisturizing. Can also spray for a refreshing skin feel. For a deeper moisturizing effect, can combine a few sprays of toner and serum and rub on face after cleansing. 

Our Hydrosols and Toners come in a 4 oz glass sprayer and rotated seasonally.

Learn more about the varieties below and learn about the difference between a Hydrosol and Toner below.

Roses Supposes Toner — Rose extract is rich in antioxidants and vitamins, making it effective for preventing signs of aging, nourishing skin, and calming inflammation. With natural antiseptic and antibacterial properties, it balances and clarifies while soothing sensitivity — bringing genuine benefits to every skin type.

  • Perfect For: Soothing and softening skin, as well as cleansing and shrinking the appearance of pores.

Mineral Boost Toner — Mineral Boost is a true multivitamin for the face. A power punch of nutrition! Packed with amino acids, minerals, and probiotics to balance the skin microbiome. This product is great for skin that needs refreshing or is looking dull and lifeless.

  • Perfect For: Bringing life back into your skin, as well as cleansing and shrinking the appearance of pores.

Citrine Mist — A bright, refreshing facial toner infused with lemongrass and juicy citrus to awaken the senses and gently rebalance the skin. Its light botanical mist helps sweep away residual impurities while delivering a clean, uplifting glow.

  • Perfect for: clarifying congested, combination, or dull skin that needs a fresh, luminous reset.

Blue Tansy Palo Santo — A soothing facial toner featuring blue tansy and palo santo to calm the senses and ground your energy while you care for your skin. This airy mist helps quiet visible redness and brings the complexion back to a soft, rested glow.

  • Perfect for: inflamed, reactive, or stress‑tired skin that needs deep soothing and energetic reset.

What are hydrosols and toners?

A hydrosol (also called a flower water or herbal distillate) is a water-based byproduct from the steam distillation of plants—basically the aromatic water that’s left over after extracting essential oils. Think of hydrosols as a botanical tea for your skin—gentle, hydrating, and full of plant goodness without the strength (or risks) of essential oils.

A toner is a liquid skincare product, typically applied after cleansing and before serums or moisturizers. It’s designed to rebalance the skin’s pH after cleansing, often using the same properties as a hydrosol.