Name: Jasmine Green Tea Balancing Toner (2 oz)
Brand: Herbivore
SKU: 20180120
Price: 22 USD
Availability: InStock

Jasmine Green Tea Balancing Toner (2 oz) - 20180120

By Herbivore

$22.00

(186 Reviews)

Model

20180120

Store

The Detox Market

Manufacturer

Herbivore

Detail

Rejuvenate irritated, acne-prone skin with Herbivores Jasmine Green Tea Balancing Toner. Potent green tea extract balances oil production, while the naturally high content of salicylic acid in white willow bark helps to remove dead skin cells, decongesting and unclogging pores. Soothing jasmine water and aloe vera reduce redness and heal discoloration for a glowing complexion all day long. Spritz throughout the day and the crisp scent will refresh both mind and body.

Category

Skin Care

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