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A brightening toner built on 76.5% acerola water, a natural vitamin C source, plus 3% niacinamide, tranexamic acid, liposomal vitamin C and bisabolol. Pineapple-derived bromelain enzyme gives gentle daily exfoliation to smooth texture and prep skin for later steps. It suits normal skin types chasing glow and a more even tone, and it can be used on the body as well as the face. Against rivals, it leans on a multi-brightening complex rather than a single acid, so it is gentler than exfoliating toners but slower to show results.
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EQQUALBERRY Glow Filter Vitamin Illuminating Toner is a brightening toner that gently exfoliates to refine skin texture and even out dull, uneven tone. It also preps skin for the steps that follow.
The formula is 76.5% acerola water, which is rich in natural vitamin C. It also contains bromelain, an enzyme derived from pineapple that dissolves dead skin cells and smooths uneven texture. A brightening complex of 3% niacinamide, tranexamic acid, liposomal vitamin C, bisabolol and enzymes works to improve clarity and brighten dullness.
After cleansing, apply the toner evenly over the face and gently pat until absorbed. It can also be used on the body, including areas that tend to look darker, such as the elbows, knees and underarms.
