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I want to talk about this product, The Purest. First of all, it really cleanses the face. Of course, I use it on a cotton pad, and even if you've washed your face, there will still be residue on the pad. But it absolutely didn't suit me. Of course, it caused redness and a burning sensation on my face, a very uncomfortable feeling.

For me, honestly, I don't recommend it and I won't repeat the experience. Of course, the bottle still has some left. Yes, it cleanses, but it really burns. So I advise anyone who wants to buy it or already has it to try it on a small area first. Of course, it contains, it's actually an exfoliant and it has.

a percentage of exfoliation. So in my opinion, there are better alternatives for exfoliation than this product. Honestly, it didn't suit me. And from my experience, I don't recommend it to anyone, I mean. Anyone who wants to buy it, I'd tell them to look for a better alternative.

The Purest Pink Toner Review Summary

I tried The Purest pink toner for a short period. Although it deeply cleanses the skin, it was not suitable for my sensitive skin at all. After use, I felt heat, redness, and irritation on my face, possibly due to its exfoliating ingredients. I couldn't continue using it because of these side effects. I strongly advise those with sensitive skin to be cautious when trying it or to test it on a small area first. The alternatives I found better for my skin are Eucerin or Snow White toners.

Not worth it for sensitive skin; better to try Eucerin or Snow White toners instead.

What This Review Covers

  • Brand1/5
  • Quality1/5
  • Practical3/5
  • Design1/5
  • Convenience1/5

Buying Decision Notes

Strong Points

  • Deeply cleanses the skin

Points To Check

  • Causes heat and redness for sensitive skin
  • Causes skin irritation
  • Not suitable for sensitive skin

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers written by MyEx from this review.

Is The Purest pink toner suitable for sensitive skin?

The reviewer says it did not suit their skin at all, and advises people with sensitive skin to try it carefully or test it on a small area first.

What happened to the skin after using The Purest pink toner?

According to the reviewer, it caused redness, burning and an unpleasant feeling on the face, so they stopped using it, possibly because of its exfoliating ingredients.

Does The Purest pink toner clean the skin?

The reviewer says it cleans the face deeply, with residue showing on the cotton pad even after washing, but it burns the skin.

What alternatives does the reviewer suggest to The Purest toner?

The reviewer suggests the Eucerin or Snow White toner as a better alternative for them.