Vitamin C 1% + 3% Niacinamide Toner | Kakadu Plum | Pore-Tightening | All Skin Types

01

What concentration of Vitamin C is in this toner and is it effective?

Vitamin C Toner contains 1% Vitamin C — appropriate for a toner application where leave-on time is shorter than a serum. The 1% is complemented by Kakadu Plum (one of nature's highest natural Vitamin C sources) which significantly amplifies the total antioxidant and brightening activity.

02

What is Kakadu Plum and why is it included alongside Vitamin C?

Kakadu Plum is an Australian native fruit containing up to 100 times more Vitamin C than oranges — making it one of nature's most concentrated natural Vitamin C sources. As a botanical antioxidant, it provides stability and natural synergy that amplifies the synthetic Vitamin C's effectiveness.

03

Is Vitamin C Toner more effective in the morning or at night?

Vitamin C's primary role in skincare is daytime antioxidant protection. Morning use before sunscreen is when Vitamin C Toner provides the highest value — creating a layered antioxidant shield for daily UV defence.

04

Can Vitamin C Toner be used on sensitive skin?

At 1% concentration, this toner is gentle enough for most skin types including sensitive skin. The Mandarin and Kakadu Plum provide antioxidant support with minimal irritation risk. However, if you have very reactive skin, patch test first.

05

Should Vitamin C Toner be used before or after serums?

Apply toner as the first step after cleansing — before serums. Toners prep the skin and increase its receptiveness to subsequently applied serums and treatments.

06

Can Vitamin C Toner and Vitamin C Serum be used together?

Yes — apply toner first (after cleansing), allow it to absorb, then apply Vitamin C Serum. The combined effect provides enhanced brightening and antioxidant protection through layered Vitamin C delivery.

07

Will Vitamin C Toner make skin more sensitive to the sun?

Vitamin C is an antioxidant — it actually helps protect skin from UV-induced free radical damage. It does not increase photosensitivity like AHAs/BHAs do. However, daily sunscreen is always essential alongside any active skincare.