This toner has 93% yeast ferment filtrate. That’s not a typo — it’s basically a fermented soup for your face.
The real flex? Fermentation breaks down ingredients into smaller particles. Your skin absorbs them faster — like pre-chewed food but way less gross.
It’s a liquid toner, not thick like a cream. $22 for 150ml. The claim: one layer hydrates like three. I rolled my eyes — then tried it.
Yeast Ferment Filtrate
The star — packed with amino acids and vitamins that calm redness and strengthen your barrier.
Panthenol
Also known as vitamin B5. Soothes irritation fast — think of it as a chill pill for your face.
Betaine
A moisture magnet. Pulls water into your skin without feeling sticky — weirdly satisfying.
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No frills here. Four real workers, no filler nonsense. The ferment filtrate does the heavy lifting — it’s not just buzzword bait.
- Yeast Ferment Filtrate: Boosts barrier repair and hydration in one swipe
- Panthenol: Calms inflammation — great for post-acne redness
- Betaine: Locks in moisture without clogging pores
- Sodium Hyaluronate: Hydrates deeper than regular hyaluronic acid
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Water-thin. Smells faintly like sourdough — not gross, just unexpected. Absorbs in 10 seconds flat. No tacky residue.
Week 2: My skin stopped drinking moisturizer like it was dying. One layer of this + a basic cream = done. Surprise: didn’t break me out (fermented stuff usually does).
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Less redness around my nose. Skin feels bouncier — like a fresh grape. But it didn’t fix my dry patches overnight. That’s a lie brands sell.
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It’s a solid workhorse toner — not magic, but damn close for the price. Your barrier will thank you, your wallet won’t hate you.