Exfoliating Toner with Natural Fruit Acids

SENSORA LIMITED

£5.25

Sensora Exfoliating Toner combines natural fruit acids with skin hydrating and skin conditioning agents to create a daily use toner that gently exfoliates the skin to develop a brighter, softer, and smoother complexion. Natural Fruit Acids: A blend of sugar cane, maple, orange, and lemon extracts that are natural sources of glycolic, malic,and citric acids. These acids (known as alpha-hydroxy acids) have the ability to strip a thin layer of skin from the surface of your skin to reveal the fresher and brighter layer of skin just below. Betaine: A natural moisturising and anti-inflammatory agent

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SENSORA LIMITED, number 08909141. Checked 2026-08-29.
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