Hydrating Toner with Organic Rosewater

SENSORA LIMITED

£4.5

Sensora Hydrating Toner features organic rosewater and is packed with powerful skin hydrating agents to refresh and hydrate the skin. Skin toners were once a vital step in the staple cleanse, tone, moisturise routine employed for generations. Busy lifestyles meant that the 3 step routine fell by the wayside to some extent, but happily this important skincare routine is enjoying something of a resurgence as women, influenced by Japanese and Korean multi-step skin care routines, are rediscovering the importance of a balanced skin care routine. At the end of the day after removing make-up and cle

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