Skin&Lab Glutathione Ampoule Toner

Glutathione Ampoule Toner

1 reviews 3.6

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Description

A water toner containing glutathione, designed for the first skincare step after cleansing.

  • Its lightweight texture spreads softly over the entire face.
  • It absorbs without sitting on the surface or leaving a white cast, providing a close-fitting application.
  • Suitable for skin that looks uneven or dull.
  • It can be used as a fresh preparatory step to help the next product absorb.

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How to use
1) Use as the first skincare step after cleansing. 2) Dispense an appropriate amount into your hands and apply evenly over the face. 3) Gently pat with your palms to aid absorption. 4) Layer on areas that need it, then continue with the next step.
Brand / Product name
/ Glutathione Ampoule Toner
Category
Skincare Toner Toner

What's in it?

Based on the full ingredient list: Expected benefits 8 items

Based on the full ingredient list: Potential concerns 8 items

Key features

  • Alcohol-free
  • EU allergen-free
  • Fragrance-free
  • Oil-free
  • Paraben-free
  • Silicone-free
  • Sulfate-free
  • Reef-safe
  • Fungal acne-safe
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  • This toner caught my attention after I saw a makeup artist PICK it. What got me interested was purely a beauty professional's recommendation, but when I looked at the ingredients, I saw that it contains 3,000 ppm of 99% pure glutathione. I had always associated glutathione itself with IV drips and supplements, so I was surprised and intrigued to find it in skincare too. It also contains niacinamide, sodium hyaluronate, polyglutamic acid, ceramide NP, and more, and personally, I really liked the combination of ingredients as well. Rather than a product that puts glutathione alone front and center, it feels more like a toner that replenishes moisture while helping with dullness caused by dryness and improving the overall condition of the skin. The texture is on the moisturizing side but not too heavy, and it's easy to layer. Personally, I I like that it feels more like an ampoule toner, just as the name suggests, than a regular toner. I initially checked it out because “it was recommended,” but after actually looking at the ingredients and how it feels to use, I can see why this product is so popular. It's a toner I'd like people who choose products based on ingredients to check out at least once.

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