The most minimal ingredient list I've seen except a DIY. I can't really knock it since it does what it says. It seemed to have helped my red skin not get aggravated, along with my new low pH routine. It puts moisture on the skin and is good for putting on between makeup steps like most sprays. I'm almost completely done with my bottle as you see and have a back up in case my new toner doesn't work - its only been like a month, but it IS only 80 ml you'll want to keep layering on every night, kind of expensive for its size. :(

Figuring out other toners I'll be moving on. I really really like the faint sweet but not sickly tea smell and lack of stickiness of this mist toner, but I wouldn't recommend inhaling the mist, since it will make your inner nose tingle if you let it stay in the air as a fine mist.