Centella Toner

The texture is lovely, but I find it easiest to control in small amounts. Trying to put on a palmful at once was a bit messy.

I almost skipped this step. A few drops pressed in after washing makes my cheeks feel so much nicer before serum. Turns out I enjoy it.

I enjoy pressing in a second thin layer when I have time. On rushed days I don't always bother with toner, but I do like this one.

I was rubbing this in like a cleanser at first. Pressing it on as directed is much nicer. Enjoying it now that I've adjusted.

Exactly the kind of toner texture I like. My face feels hydrated but I don't feel a layer sitting there.

That slightly bare feeling after cleansing is exactly when I reach for this. A little pressed into my cheeks makes the next part of my routine feel nicer.

Some products make me rush to the next step. With this I actually enjoy taking a moment and pressing it into my skin.

Tried a cotton pad first and felt like most of the toner stayed on the pad. Pouring a little into my palm works better for me.

Refreshing and easy to use. I still need moisturizer on top, so don't expect it to replace your cream.

I did half my face first because I was curious. That cheek felt softer to the touch before I'd even added cream. Finished the other side pretty quickly!

No little rolled-up bits when I put serum and cream over it. That alone makes me happy. The Centella toner has been easy to fit into what I already do.

Usually just use this and moisturizer after washing. Nice combination. I don't feel a need to do several toner layers.

Helpful when my skin feels a bit thirsty after washing. On days when it feels fine, I sometimes go straight to cream instead.

There's a little weight to the texture, so I can feel where I've put it. I like that, although it wasn't what I expected from the word toner.

Didn't buy the whole set, just this toner. It works nicely before the moisturizer I already had. Still figuring out how much I prefer.

I leave it beside my cleanser so I don't forget. Wash, pat dry, press in a little toner. It's become automatic and I enjoy the extra comfort before my cream.

Comfortable, easy to spread, and not strongly drying like toners I've tried before. I'm pleased, just not sure I need it every morning.

Less waste, less rubbing. Happy to pat this on with clean hands.

I associate toner with that harsh swipe-and-sting feeling from years ago. This is a completely different experience. Soft, comfortable, easy.

Pat it on. Let it settle. Nice and simple.

There's a graveyard of half-used skincare on my shelf, but this isn't joining it. It's simple enough that I keep reaching for it and I like the soft finish.

I like the little pause after cleansing when I press this in. My skin feels comfortable and ready for cream without being coated in something heavy.

I was cutting down my routine and thought toner would be first to go. Tried a few evenings without it and missed that comfortable layer under my cream. This one's staying.

A few drops, press in, done. Soft skin without a sticky finish.

A little more body to it than I expected from a toner. In a good way. Just start with a few drops because I overdid it the first time.

Feels good pressed into the skin. I noticed mint and geranium extracts on the ingredient list; personally I'd lean toward a simpler version next time. The texture is nice though.

More essence-like than I imagined. I enjoy the feel, but I prefer a small amount so my routine doesn't get too layered.

My cheeks feel so nice after patting this in. That's the review. I just really enjoy the feel.

Been using it before a serum from another brand with no awkward texture issues. Good so far. I only apply one light layer.

Pleasant essence-like feel. I use it when I have time for an extra layer, but don't always include toner when I'm hurrying out the door.

After washing, I pat this onto my cheeks while they're still feeling a bit bare. It's more cushiony than the very watery toners I've used before. Really pleasant, especially in my evening routine.

Tried doing several layers and honestly I prefer just one. Nice after cleansing, then I move on to cream. Keeping it simple.