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Nature's Gate

Gentle Moisturizing Facial Toner

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Nature’s Gate Gentle Moisturizing Facial Toner
Youngna Park

Why It's Good:

Not only does this toner remove any leftover cleanser residue, but it also adds moisture and calms irritated skin: It contains lemon, which hydrates and soothes, as well as an amino acid moisture complex.

Why It's Green:

Made with natural floral and botanical extracts, this toner is ecologically safe and cruelty-free (it's not tested on animals and contains no animal by-products). The plastic bottle is also recyclable.

Just one downside: The ingredients include methylparaben, a hormone disruptor that's been linked to breast cancer.

Where To Get It:

www.natures-gate.com | $9.99