Iceland Hydrating Toner

Formulated with the blend of real Iceland and active marine ingredients like Iceland Moss, Horsetail Kelp, this hydrating toner makes you feel the freshness of the cold glacier and provides skin-smoothing moisture while cooling irritated skin from external stress. On top of Iceland ingredients, three different types of Hyaluronic Acids are added to fortify the hydrating abilities.

Skin Type: all types

Key Ingredients

Iceland Moss (Cetraria Islandica): It is a hybrid substance between fungus and algae, and grows in extreme weather condition like cold high mountain areas close to the Arctic region. In folk medicine, due to its anti-inflammatory properties, it has been used to relieve minor inflammatory symptoms for many centuries. Iceland Moss also contains powerful antioxidant ingredients to protect itself from strong UV rays or harsh weather in its habitats. In the use of skin care, it works to soothe and repair damaged skin caused by external irritants leading to improve overall complexion and skin health.

Horsetail Kelp (Laminaria Digitata): It is large seaweed with broad, brown leaves that grows in mostly northern Atlantic Ocean. Enriched in abundant nutrients such as proteins, various Vitamins, amino acids and minerals, Horsetail Kelp has been used as a fertilizer. These nutrients are also beneficial to skincare. It moisturizes skin together with calming effect. Moreover, the high content of Carotenoids in Horsetail Kelp prevents skin damaging or aging from UV rays.

Ingredient lesson

Hyaluronic Acid: The interesting fact is this ingredient was firstly found in cow’s eyeball in 1934 by Dr. Karl Meyer. And later on, scientists figured out Hyaluronic Acid is one of the major components to make up the inner layer of skin. Based on the research report, it is a super moisture grabber that can hold water one thousand times its own weight regardless of the external humidity condition. Other moisturizing agents such as glycerin or Betaine are also great but they have a defect not to be able to perform well in dry environments. The molecule of natural hyaluronic acid is too big to penetrate the skin. So, scientists invented several small-sized variants.

How to Use

1. After cleansing, apply a proper amount onto face.
2. Pat lightly for better absorption.

The ingredient information described here is solely limited to the characteristics of raw material