Product Description:
Experience the ultimate hydration and a visible glow with Lancôme Tonique Confort Hydrating Toner. This alcohol-free toner is specially formulated with hyaluronic acid to support skin’s water retention and visibly improve elasticity. It removes impurities, dirt, excess oils, and leftover makeup residue without stripping your skin of moisture or feeling sticky or greasy.
Formulated with the power of hyaluronic acid, this toner works to improve skin hydration in just 30 minutes. It leaves your skin looking healthy with a natural glow, making it the perfect addition to your skincare routine. The toner also contains acacia honey, known for its moisturizing, soothing, and antioxidant properties, as well as sweet almond oil, which is renowned for its strong emollient and moisturizing properties.
Free of parabens and sulfates SLS & SLES, this toner is gentle on your skin. It prepares your skin for makeup or skincare application by cleansing and perfectly prepping your skin. Say goodbye to dryness and hello to hydrated, radiant skin.
Features:
| Skin Type | Normal, Dry, Combination, and Oily |
| Skincare Concerns | Dryness |
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| Ingredient Callouts | Free of parabens and sulfates SLS & SLES. |
Specifications:
Clinical Results:
- In clinical testing, 24 women after 30 minutes: 19% increase in hydration.
Based on self-assessment results in a 4-week consumer study of 82 women:
- After 1 week, 91% said skin feels softer/velvety.
- After 4 weeks, 86% agree skin looks more radiant.
- After 4 weeks, 82% agreed skin feels smoother.
Instructions:
After cleansing your face, apply Lancôme Tonique Confort Hydrating Toner to a cotton pad and gently sweep it across your face and neck. Use morning and evening for best results. Follow with your favorite moisturizer or serum.
Ingredients:
This toner is formulated with high-quality ingredients, including hyaluronic acid, acacia honey, and sweet almond oil. It is free of parabens and sulfates SLS & SLES, making it suitable for all skin types.
