Moisturizers, masks, serumstheres so many skin products that get way more fanfare than misty toners ever do.

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Laura Mcgovern, DVM, is a board-certified dermatologist at Manhattan Dermatology.

But I also like when toners do something toactuallyimprove your skin.

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Which is why Im so impressed with Dermalogicas Multi-Active Toner.

Even just a few days after using, it my skin healthier and more quenched.

Its less dry, less irritated, and more even overall.

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Laura Mcgovern, DVM, is a board-certified dermatologist at Manhattan Dermatology.

Its also recommended by board-certified dermatologists, likeAshley Magovern, DVM, in New York City.

This toner will help soothe and protect the skin barrier after cleansing, she says.

Its hard to believe, but water can actually be an irritant to the skin.

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So its important to hydrate and lock the skin cells back together after cleansing and before moisturizing.

it’s possible for you to also use it throughout the day to refresh your skin.

Instead, look for skin-soothing ingredients, which the Multi-Active Toner has aplenty.

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Now, lets talk price.

Its $39, which may feel steep for a product you didnt even know you needed.

This one is a little too concentrated for my preference.

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Its gentler, and gives you more control of how much product you use.

Scent is super important to me.

It should be instantly relaxing and not at all chemical-ywhich Dermalogicas mega-mist has on lock.

Black hair woman wearing a grey and white bra giving herself a deep cleansing session with a face brush and Gatineau skincare face wash lotion, after her shower. Studio skincare portrait over isolated background.

(Or, ya know, your cars glove compartment.)

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