Eight Saints Coast is Clear Seaweed Anti Aging Face Toner, Natural and Organic Alcohol Free Witch Hazel Toner for Face, Minimizes Large Pores and Redness, 6 Ounces

I've been using the Eight Saints Coast Is Clear Seaweed Anti-Aging Face Toner for a few weeks now, and I have to say, I'm really impressed. This toner is natural, organic, and alcohol-free, which is perfect for my sensitive skin. The seaweed extract gives it a refreshing and hydrating feel, and I've noticed my skin looks more radiant and youthful. My fine lines are less noticeable, and my skin texture has improved. It's gentle but still gets the job done, making it a great addition to my daily routine. What I love about this toner is that it's made with high-quality, natural ingredients. The soothing formula balances my skin's pH and preps it perfectly for the rest of my skincare steps. Plus, it's free from harsh chemicals and artificial fragrances, so it's good for all skin types. Overall, the Eight Saints Coast Is Clear Seaweed Anti-Aging Face Toner is fantastic. It really delivers on its promises and has been a game-changer for my skincare routine. Highly recommended!

This stuff is awesome. I’ve only used toner here and there over the years and kind of felt like it was just an unnecessary step until I tried this one out. I’m obsessed with how refreshing it leaves my skin feeling when I put it on after I cleanse at night. The scent is really nice - clean and spa-like without being overpowering. It’s a nice sized bottle for the price as well and lasts awhile.

The scent is light, natural, and very clean. It’s alcohol-free, so there's no sting, no dryness—just instant hydration. My skin feels refreshed and soothed after each use, and over the past few weeks, I've noticed a visible improvement in texture and tone. My pores definitely appear smaller, and my skin is less oily. If you're looking for a gentle, effective toner that hydrates and preps your skin without irritation, this one is worth trying.

This is by far the best toner I've ever used. I even let my teens use it and it does wonders for their skin.I struggle with hyper pigmentation and large pores. This cleans my skin so well, and dark spots began lightening about 1 week after use. Its not harsh, or sticky and doesnt burn. I won't be switching to another brand.

I wasn't sure about the toner at first, but it has ultimately grown on me and found a spot in my nighttime skincare routine! What am I looking for in a toner? Something that's lightly cleansing (think: dead skin cells, excess oil); something that isn't drying; something that won't evaporate off the skin in seconds; something that will lightly hydrate; and something that smells nice. So... where does this toner stand? I've given this guy a go for the last week and have some early observations: • Cleansing = an unclear 3/5 = It's not stripping away layers like I'd expect from a micellar water, but you can tell it's doing something. That being said, at home I have soft water so possible there isn't much mineral build up that needs to be removed? Still uncertain here. • Drying = solid 5/5 = Definitely doesn't dry out my skin, and I definitely have dry spots. That said, it also has been more humid as of late so it could just be a happy accident. Will see how this holds up in during our dry winters. • Primes skin for moisturizer = big 5/5 again = for what it's worth, my partner has recently been making comments on how "nice" and "not flakey" my skin has been looking as of recent. He's a good one. • Hydrating = another 5/5 here = by itself, I wouldn't say ditch the moisturizer, but I want to say it's definitely the clutch sidekick that makes everything work. • Scent = personal 2/5 here = there's definitely a scent... seaweed / kelp-on-the-beach smell? Not my preference. After figuring out the "flavor" it eventually grew on me as a "natural ocean" scent. I think I could have done without. • Packaging & container = I'd say 4/5= well packaged-- lots of shrink wrap to keep it all secure and protected, but wished the team opted for a heat seal instead of all the extra plastic. That being said, would not have been possible because toner is contained in a spray bottle. I was thrown off a bit by the "spray" bottle container, but it actually makes a ton of sense. Big fan. All in all, I'd recommend! Just keep in mind what's important to you in a toner.