Use these toners after cleansing: either sweep with a cotton pad or mist directly onto the face. Most people apply them morning and night; several formulas are also sold as spray mists for direct facial misting.
Bottle sizes typically range from about 8 fl oz to 16 fl oz, with some options commonly offered around 12 fl oz.
Product descriptions often list other uses such as soothing skin after shaving or waxing, prepping skin for makeup, cleansing nails before a manicure, and calming irritation from sunburns, bug bites, or fresh tattoos.
These toners target a wide range of skin types. Listings commonly note suitability for sensitive and normal skin and also include options for combination, dry and very dry, acne-prone, oily, mature, and extra-sensitive skin.
Commonly listed benefits include hydration and soothing, pore reduction or clarifying, improved skin texture, oil control and pH balancing, gentle removal of impurities, and brightening or evening the skin tone.
Hydration-focused ingredients commonly listed include hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, rose water/rose petal, and vitamins such as vitamin E.
These products are offered both as traditional liquid toners and as hydrating facial mists/spray bottles. Product titles and descriptions commonly label options as “Toner” or “Facial Mist” and note spray/mist packaging for on-skin application.