
isoi Acni Dr. 1st Control Tonic 90ml
아이소이 아크니 닥터 1st 컨트롤 토닉 90ml
₩ is the Korean store price; $ is what Olive Young Global lists. They often differ because the pack size or count sold overseas isn't the same — check the size on the listing before you buy.
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About this product
Worth the hype? For combination, breakout-prone skin, this alcohol-based toner earns its keep as an oil-control step — it's not gentle, but it's effective when your skin needs to be reined in rather than coddled. It's vegan-formulated and rose-scented, which softens the experience a little even with alcohol in the mix, but it's still one to reserve for days your skin can handle it. Best for combination skin that needs help managing oil and breakouts, rather than sensitive or compromised skin.
Sweep over cleansed skin with a cotton pad, focusing on oilier or breakout-prone areas.
What reviewers say
I use this on days my skin is leaning oily or breakout-prone, and it does help keep things in check. It has alcohol and fragrance in the mix, so it's not the softest toner around, but for oil control it pulls its weight. Wouldn't recommend it if your skin is already irritated or on the drier side.
Asked which skin it worked for, 60% of reviewers picked combination (dry 14%, oily 25%).
66% called it gentle on their skin.
These add up to 100 — it's which answer people chose, not a score out of 100. It tells you who liked it, which isn't the same as what will suit you.
Ingredients
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Fragrance, drying alcohol, essential oils, etc.Fragrance allergens
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