Brightening Toner for hyper-pigmented skin

SENSORA LIMITED

£4.85

Sensora Brightening Toner features a blend of mandelic acid and organic liquorice root extract with skin hydrating and conditioning agents. Mandelic acid is acknowledged as the most effective alpha-hydroxy acid for hyper-pigmented and blemished skin while liquorice root extract is known for its ability to suppress the excess melanin production that is the underlying reason for uneven skin tone. The two primary agents in this toner work together to gradually reduce hyper-pigmentation and blemishes. Also features hyaluronic acid, panthenol and betaine to provide a significant and long lasting mo

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