Dickinson's Original Witch Hazel Pore Perfecting 100% Natural Toner - 16 fl oz

A: It contains a "natural grain alcohol 14%"

A: It is not "alcohol free", but natural grain alcohol is the only alcohol it contains. It is usually a derivative from natural/essential oils and is not harmful for skin and has no irritants.

A: There is an alcohol free version by this company but this particular product has natural alcohol. If you want alcohol free, buy the "Gentle Balance Toner" of this brand. The label says "alcohol free". It has a purple lid. I use 100% witch hazel and even though it has 14% natural alcohol, it does not sting or dry out my face. It is not like rubbing alcohol.

A: Hi Summertime. The main difference is the additional Witch Hazel extract added for skincare benefits to our Dickinson's Original Pore Perfecting Toner. The T.N. Dickinson's Astringent does not include the extract.

A: It’s exactly the same. I used Dickinson witch hazel for decades and when they started to get cute with packaging the identical product in different packaging I started buying the store brand of which hazel which is also identical.

A: It does have a natural smell from the ingredients (as opposed to being artificially perfumed), and I do feel it's kind of pungent. But it doesn't stick around, and it's a smell you'll get used to as you use the product.

A: It has a slight smell, but you get used to it, and it doesn't stay on your face. At first I didn't like the smell, but now I like it.

A: Dickinson's Pore Perfecting Toner does not contain aloe vera. Dickinson’s Pore Perfecting Toner (yellow label) and the T.N. Dickinson’s Witch Hazel Astringent are two different products. T.N. Dickinson’s Witch Hazel (blue label) is an all-natural, fully distilled product that has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for its pharmaceutical properties. Clinical evaluations were conducted and presented to the FDA to demonstrate that this product was useful in relieving irritation and swelling to due minor insect bites, minor bruises, abrasions and cuts and scrapes. This product is primarily marketed as a first-aid item in most retail outlets. Dickinson’s Pore Perfecting toner on the other hand is a cosmetic product that is used to help cleanse and tone and condition skin. No pharmaceutical claims are made on this product. In addition to being a distilled product it also contains an un-distilled witch hazel extract as part of its formulation.

A: Dickinson's Pore Perfecting Toner can be applied on the surface of the skin from head-to-toe, including between the thighs. -Dickinson Brands

A: Hi Kaliyah! There is no way to completely get rid of pores, however, this product will help with all of the following: Oil Control, Pore Cleansing, Skin Texture Improvement, Skin Tone Improvement, Color Correction, Pore Reduction, and Shine Control. Hope this helps!

A: Hi Brenda! We do not using this product on animals. Hope this helps!

A: Hi Kk- Our Pore Perfecting Toner has a seal under the cap to keep your product safe and prevent spills before you get it home. If you have any other questions, please let us know.

A: Hi ctj - What a great question! Yes, you absolutely can recycle the bottle. Please let us know if we can help answer any other questions.

A: Hi Summertime - Our Dickinson's Original Pore Perfecting Toner is a skincare product that includes witch hazel extract (known for its skincare benefits!) while our T.N. Dickinson's Astringent is an Over-the-counter drug product used to treat minor bruises, cuts, scrapes and abrasions.