Review (5/5): Witch hazel with four flower waters. Delicious aroma though a bit pricey.
I have been sold on Witch Hazel with rose water as my go to toner for years, so was curious how other similar astringents/toners compare. This toner has witch hazel as its base, it identifies it as Hamamelis, which is the same thing, and is a time tested and trusted, non drying skin toner. It includes 3 other flower waters in addition to rose water. The scent is delicious as might be expected. The spray bottle does a decent job of atomizing the liquid as a spray on your face after cleansing or as a refreshing hydrator throughout the day. The bottle is a generous size so should be long lasting. My only raised eyebrow is value. If my math is correct, this costs about three times what the my current toner cost. It may have a greater percentage of flower water which perhaps costs more to produce, but as far as effectiveness as a toner I'm not sure its any more effective since I believe it is the witch hazel that is doing the heavy lifting and is most beneficial to your skin. So recommended if your budget allows, but remember there might be less expensive alternatives, even just witch hazel by itself.