Burt's Bees Garden Tomato Toner 8 oz (Pack of 2)

Great for oily skin. Doesn’t burn.

Love this product! I use it every morning...really cuts oil and smells great. Very happy to locate a new supplier.

Love it! I've been using it for about 5 years, it's the only thing that keeps my skin calm year round.

I've passed on this toner over and over at the store because I figured it was targeted specifically for oily or acneic skin only. Hence the line about "for oily or troubled skin" on the bottle. I usually go for the hydrating toners and the refreshing facial mists. NOT what this is. You will not even find a "misting" top to the bottle anywhere. It is more of a treatment product to apply via a cotton ball after cleansing.Since I had heard great reviews about it - Well ok, so I was also drawn to the cool looking bottle/minimalist packaging and I always secretly wondered if it actually smelled anything like a "Garden Tomato".Well I finally bought it and this is why I ended loving it and why I would buy it again:Most toners for oily skin are more often named Astringents, they can be anything from a Which Hazel product to one with more complicated ingredients with a variety of things combined to tighten skin, close pores and break down oil and/or fight bacteria. Although I primarily use the hydrating toners, there are times where I am giving facials to family or friends and doing extractions or doing extractions on myself, where I would cleanse again after and then I would use a quality astringent toner to follow up and close the pores and assist in destroying any final traces of bacteria not vanquished by the cleanser. This toner is perfect for that! I can see why it would be a great product for those with "troubled skin". So while I do not use it as an everyday toner it has filled a void in my skin care product needs for that specific treatment product as a more astringent toner that is required on occasion. Yet is still not overly drying like some and with an 8 ounce bottle it lasts quite a while and is well worth the money.I love how it is able to acomplish it's astringent properties but can still be called a toner by the addition of balancing and soothing ingredients like cucumber and green tea. It also comes in handy to cleanse and freshen the skin after working outside in the yard or coming in from a humid climate. I also appreciate that the alcohol listed on the ingredients of my bottle says it is "SD Alcohol (from yellow corn)". I prefer alcohol free toners but for an astringent products I am ok with some grain alcohol used.And just for the record it does not smell like a tomato but does have a sort of fresh "gardeny" aroma that is unique and appealing.