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Review: ACWELL's Licorice pH Balancing Cleansing Toner

Greetings, my friends!

 Bottom Line - this is the best Asian toner I've tried. It beats toners by SK-II, Son and Park, and Amorepacific hands down!

 ACWELL:
ACWELL is a Korean beauty company that combines traditional Korean medicine with over 400 years of history and modern-day research to give you the best results. Natural herbs calm skin and address problems at their roots to restore skin back to health. - SokoGlam

 ACWELL's Licorice pH Balancing Cleansing Toner:
This is an incredible toner and my current favorite! I received this toner as a sample with a SokoGlam purchase back in January and I've been hooked on it ever since! Not only do I feel like this cleans my face, but I can see that my face is visibly brighter. Even my hubby commented how my face had a glow to it a couple days after I started using it. Another perk to the toner is that it has green tea in it - which helps treat hyperpigmentation. I love layering different products that treat hyperpigmentation because I hate that I have to do deal with it and am as aggressive as I can be while still being gentle to my skin. The last thing I'm going to say is that I found this to be very hydrating. It's not listed as one of the benefits of the toner, but I can definitely tell when I finish wiping the product on my face, that my face feels clean, but also very hydrated. 

 Stats:
This costs $18 for 5fl oz or 150ml (which is $3.60 per ounce). You can buy this on SokoGlams' website (www.sokoglam.com), and as of today - this is the only website I can find it on. 

 I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any questions.

JessiPedia

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