Rich in soothing Calendula, Aloe, and Azulene, this Toner removes irritating tap water impurities. Alcohol-free and sulfate-free, its nutrient-dense formula works to moisturizes and calm the skin. 6.8 fl oz

How to apply:

After cleansing with the Sensitive Skin Cleanser, moisten a cotton pad with this Lotion and gently wipe over your face and neck. Use morning and evening.

Did you know?

Sensitive Skin is a skin type that you are born with. Unlike normal skin, it tends to have a thin protective barrier which makes it inclined to react to extreme temperatures, allergens, harsh, abrasive ingredients and products. To keep it in check, use natural skin care products with as few ingredients as possible, steer clear of known irritants, and "overdoing."

Properly formulated toners/lotions with natural skin care ingredients and recipes that refrain from drying alcohol can effectively help calm and soothe the complexion. Pevonia toners are often called lotions, as unlike alcohol-based toners of yesteryear, they contain beneficial ingredients that support skin health! In addition, they complete the cleansing step, removing tap water impurities, minerals and chemicals that can cause irritation and free radical damage, and they pave the way for your serum and skin care cream.

The Sensitive Skin Lotion helps repair and increase the skin's moisture content and enables it to look and feel calmer with Aloe Vera, Chamomile, Calendula, Horse Chestnut, and Panthenol.

Tips to enhance your Pevonia skin care routine:

Use our sulfate-free, natural face cleanser for sensitive skin, skipping long hot showers, harsh washcloths, or loofahs that can irritate the skin. Spritz the Sensitive Skin Lotion onto a cotton pad and swipe over the face to ready your skin for your Pevonia treatments (serum, complexe, intensifier, and eye cream). Apply the gentle skin care cream from this line morning and night, and spritz your face any time of day, even over make-up, to keep skin calm, refreshed, and dewy.

Clinically proven products with safety and efficacy testing performed by the Department of Drug Sciences, University of Pavia, Italy.