Yam Root Vegan Milk Toner.

"It's got yam root extract, which is great for hydrating skin. It's a plant-based alternative to snail mucin. [Panthenol] for soothing. Argan oil. Macadamia nut oil. Great fatty oils. Camide. Sweet almond extract. Oat kernel. Really wonderful. Milky toner as well. And I pretty much love everything from this line except I haven't tried the sunscreens yet. I think their sunscreens are tone up sunscreens so I don't go too crazy about toning up sunscreens. But the cleanser from this line's great. The moisturizer is great. Yeah, wonderful line."

"This one's got yam root, which in my opinion is very similar to snail mucin, and it's kind of marketed as a vegan alternative. So if you want some of the benefits from hydration like snail mucin but you're vegan or you don't like snail mucin, yam is a good alternative. It's got a nice kind of milky finish. It's a little bit pricey, but if you get it on sale it's a really good deal. Everything else from this line is absolutely wonderful. The moisturizer from this line is absolutely amazing, I've repurchased that several times. This one's fragrance free, it really ends up feeling nicely hydrating on your skin and calming, non-greasy finish. I would say this is geared towards drier skin types, but it has a non-sticky, non-greasy finish, which is really nice. They did a good job with this one."

"This one's got some great ingredients in here. It's got panthenol, macadamia nut oil, which is great hydrating ingredient. I would call this great for dry, dehydrated skin. It's got argan oil, ceramides, cholesterol, it's got oatmeal extract, and then rice extract. It's really wonderful. I think when it first released, I paid a lot more than 11 bucks for it, and it's worth every penny."

"This one's currently 13 bucks, I'm on my probably second bottle of it, and it's the Isntree Yam Root Vegan Milk Toner. In my opinion, this one's best for dry to extremely dry skin. It's a little bit more thick than the other two so far, so very nice. In here we've got yam root, which is kind of nature's plant alternative to snail mucin in terms of how it benefits the skin and hydrates the skin. We've got panthenol, great for dry to very dry skin. I don't use this one so much during the summer, but when winter comes, I've been loving it as well as the moisturizer from that lineup."

"I absolutely love this stuff. It's super hydrating, it's got a nice milky texture, and it's very hydrating. You can use it like a toner with a cotton pad or pat it onto skin and it really leaves skin feeling nice and dewy and plumped. This stuff is wonderful."

"The Isntree Yam Root Vegan Milk Toner is 16 bucks and this one's great for all skin types dry sensitive oily acne prone it's friendly for all of them. This is my second bottle of it. It's got yam root panthenol macadamia nut oil Argan Oil ceramides oat and then rice extract and yam root is used in skin care kind of as an alternative to snail mucin for people that are vegan. It's very watery, very nice. If you are vegan and can't indulge in snail mucin for that reason, yam root is the next best thing worth trying. It's very similar to it."

"This is currently my favorite toner, probably my toner of the summer, the vegan Yam Root Vegan Milk Toner from Isntree. I love this. This stuff is so nice, hydrating, calming, soothing. Anytime my skin is irritated, like after this micro needling thing I did, I did a good job covering up but there's still some, this stuff just feels so calming and soothing, and I can't say enough good things about it. So highly recommend checking this out."

"It's got a milky texture to it which is quite nice. I've been using this a lot in my morning routine and evening routine and it's really nice. You can use it with a cotton pad and smooth it over your face or you can use it more like an essence and pat it onto your skin, either way it is great. I prefer using it with a cotton pad. The texture of this stuff is wonderful. I like the milky texture this has and it just feels nice and soothing and calming when you apply it to skin. You can use this morning or evening routine, doesn't matter, whatever is easiest for you, cotton pad or no cotton pad. You can use it like a toner or as an essence or both and it's just great. It's cruelty free as well as vegan, so that's wonderful."

"I love the Isntree Yam Root Vegan Milk Toner as an alternative. I think this stuff is amazing, super hydrating, really feels nice on the skin without feeling greasy, and it's really friendly for sensitive skin. Yam root is amazing for your skin, especially if you don't like snail mucin or snail filtrate. Yam root is the next best nature's alternative to that."

"This one's really nice so if you're vegan and you prefer not to use snail mucin, yam root extract is Nature's alternative or dupe to it. It's very similar in terms of the hydration and minerals it offers. So obviously we've got yam root in here, we've got panthenol, we've got argan oil, we've got ceramides and we've got oat extract. It's really lovely. This whole line is quite nice. The cleanser at first I disliked it but I really end up loving it. The cream also wonderful. Just great overall line from Isntree. They rarely let me down and they have not yet."

"Isntree vegan yam root milky toner won best toner for dry skin. It was also nominated for favorite moisturizer for dry skin."

"Unlike toners that can really once you apply it and it feels like it just rushes into your skin and bursts into hydration, [...] this toner dives deep into your skin, rushes into your skin and bursts into moisture. It is not that watery kind of refreshing sort of feel. It's more of that silky, rich, nourishing, comforting hug, deep deep bear hug of moisture on your skin. If you wanted to layer this toner, the watery format absolutely allows for that, but because there is such a high content of oil in this, it builds up on the skin. It starts to surprisingly feel a little bit heavy on the skin if you do too much. [...] I have combination skin but I have very thirsty skin, skin care tends to sink into my skin really nicely, but I do find that two layers if I'm really really really dry feels great, three layers feels kind of thick, feels a little bit too much for my skin. [...] This is something that you can play around with."

"If you're in the same boat as me, you do like moisture, you do like these milky types of toners, but you want it without fragrance and without the runaround of these fragrant ingredients, and you just want to sidestep things like witch hazel, I would really recommend the Isntree Yam Root Vegan Milk Toner. This is so good. It's very nourishing, very milky, very comforting, but I don't find it greasy. You can offer a lot of moisture and a lot of comfort and nourishment to your skin without it feeling like it's sitting on top of your skin, without it feeling heavy and weighed down. So this does that beautifully. It has that really milky, watery type of texture. It's not a thick texture and it absorbs in really beautifully. It just doesn't get greasy under your fingers. It just doesn't feel incredibly heavy. But it does actually really soothe the skin. It really softens any dryness on your skin."

"I was really impressed with this one because it's really top-notch formulation. It's really impressive what they have done as far as how they've packed the moisture into this product and how they've created a very elegant, easy to use type of texture. This is not thick, this is not something that fills every little pore with thick, creamy, heavy, weighed down moisture. It doesn't have body to it, it's actually very fluidy, but it does pack in a lot of rich nourishment. It just doesn't pack it in in a thick layer. What really hit it home for me about how special this product is, is when I started testing out products looking for a true dupe of the original cream skin refiner formula, which is becoming so hard to find, and I needed to find something that was on that same level that gave that same quality to the skin."

"It was a burst of hydration, surprisingly very very hydrating. The texture is so watery, and the way that they've blended all the oils in it doesn't have an oily feel to it. It's really surprising the way that they formulated it based on the ingredients because it has such a watery lightness to it, but once it's absorbed it's amazing how moisturizing it feels and how comforting it feels in just one layer. I started using it in the spring and I had to stop once it started getting warm because it was actually just a little bit too moisturizing. So don't let that lighter watery texture fool you, it definitely is bringing moisture. Neck and neck performance here with very similar amounts of hydration and moisture, similar amounts of richness, similar amounts of emolliency, similar rates of absorption. The performance here is very very very close."

"It's wild how similar this feels to apply compared to the TIRTIR Milk Skin Toner Light, the only real difference is that this has a bit of a beige color to it. It's built around being a vegan dupe for snail mucin, supposed to be this very hydrating ingredient that compares to snail mucin. They say it relieves dryness, hydrates, is great for sensitive skin, and even relieves itchiness you may get from dryness."

"This is such an interesting product, it's a creamier, milky toner but a little more lightweight, more for those who don't quite want to commit to the level of the Lan-toen toner. This one is more in the hydrating properties category than the moisturizing, which makes it more of a toner I can actually use in the toning step. You still see panthenol and emollient oils in the formula, which is why for me it sits in the excellent options category, because while I do prefer a little bit more moisturizing effect, this might be what some people are looking for."