Best Toner for Sensitive Skin - Marie Claire“Made to calm even the most sensitive skin, this stunning and straightforward concoction combines rose—Botnia sources all its botanicals from local and organic farms—and witch hazel to balance skin bacteria and pH levels while also supporting a healthy microbiome.”—Sophia Vilensky, Contributing beauty writer Stop and smell the (ultra-soothing) roses. Calming for even the most sensitive skin, this toner combines rose and witch hazel to balance bacteria and restore a healthy microbiome. Rose also helps to balance your skin’s pH levels and boost your skin’s natural immune system. Hydrating, refreshing, and essential oil-free. We harness the power of nature into the science of skincare. Every formula is expertly developed by herbalists, skincare scientists, and estheticians in our Sausalito lab and Botnia Atelier and carefully time-tested before it reaches your skin. Our botanicals are grown on local and organic farms, including our own micro-farm. *Includes free fine mist sprayer. Don't need it? Just remove it from your cart at checkout.
Last reviewed 2026-08-30
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Ingredient Intelligence found no ingredients currently classified as Avoid in this formula. 4 ingredients are Approved, 8 are Use with Caution, and 0 are not yet fully reviewed.
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Sensitization | Rose flowers contain aromatic constituents that may include fragrance allergens. Whole-flower composition varies by species and processing, and sensitive individuals may react.
Irritation | Tannins and other astringent constituents may be drying or irritating to sensitive or compromised skin. Risk depends on extraction and formulation.
Sensitization | Rose distillates can retain small amounts of naturally occurring aromatic fragrance constituents. Concentrations are lower than essential oil, but sensitive skin may still react.
Sensitization | Although far less concentrated than essential oil, hydrosol may retain trace geraniol, citronellol and related fragrance constituents that can irritate or sensitize susceptible skin.
Sensitization | Rose distillates can retain small amounts of naturally occurring aromatic fragrance constituents. Concentrations are lower than essential oil, but sensitive skin may still react.
Sensitization | Neroli distillate may retain trace linalool, limonene and other aromatic constituents. It is much more dilute than essential oil but may still affect fragrance-sensitive skin.
Irritation and Sensitization | Phenethyl alcohol can irritate skin or eyes at higher concentrations and is also used as a fragrance material. CIR concluded it safe in cosmetics…
May cause irritation, stinging, dryness, or increased sun sensitivity depending on concentration and formulation pH.
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