Milk Shake Hyaluronic Acid & Squalane Facial Toner Mist.

"The main one I have because it comes in such a big bottle is actually the Beekman 1802 Milk Shake Hyaluronic Acid and Squalane Facial Toner Mist. This one's just one of my favorites. It's bifase, meaning it's hydrating and barrier supporting at the same time. You shake it up and you get this blend of goat milk, which is really nourishing and soothing. We have mugwort as well, great for redness, calming irritation. Squalane, that really nice lightweight oil to soften the skin and lock everything in along with hyaluronic acid to keep your skin plump and hydrated. This combination is pretty much ideal when you're literally about to go out in the cold air. It kind of feels like a temporary wrapped layer around my face, keeping my face supple instead of letting the cold dryness essentially pull water out of my skin. You get that really nice hydrated bounce with a very light occlusive layer from the squalane. It's not greasy. It's not heavy. It's more like a breathable shield."

"Beekman 1802 Milkshake Hyaluronic Acid and Squalane Facial Toner Mist is so fun. I love a good base product that's when there's like two layers to something, usually like a moisturizing kind of like an oil-based layer and then like a hydrating or sometimes a creamy type of portion. That's what this is, a kind of like moisturizing oil-based layer and then a really hydrating hyaluronic acid kind of like toner layer. It's super fun to shake this up and it's also unique in the fact that it's a mist toner too. It [...] does deliver a very fine mist. [...] You can use this as a really light toner layer in your skincare routine, or if you're somebody who when you layer products in your routine things just get a little sticky and a little weird, this works for that. It's a really beautiful fine mist and the way that this disperses is really beautiful."

"This is a toner, it's kind of similar to an essence in that you're putting it on for hydration, may help with subsequent products penetrating better just by hydrating the skin. Not a necessary product by any means but one you may be interested in. This has mugwort in it, which is an ingredient I really enjoy. It's a botanic derived ingredient that's anti-inflammatory, has antioxidants, and may be helpful for barrier recovery. Goat milk as a source of lactic acid, hydrating and moisturizing, and sea buckthorn oil, an emollient that has wonderful antioxidants. Bifida ferment, which again is hydrating, rich in antioxidants, soothing. This looks like a promising toner. Toners can be helpful as an aftershave if you're someone who wants a little bit of extra moisture to the skin in the morning before you put your sunscreen on but you don't want to mess with a whole moisturizer because sometimes they can be incompatible with sunscreens and then the sunscreen pills. A hydrating toner or essence can be beneficial in those situations."