The OrdinaryGlycolic Acid 7% Exfoliating Toner, Brightening and Smoothing Daily Toner for More Even-Looking Skin Tone

Bought to use after shaving to prevent ingrowns and improve my strawberry skin. I used cotton pads to apply and it stung quite a significant amount, especially where I’d nicked myself. I’d recommend using a spray bottle to apply gently and to moisturise with a light weight moisturiser shortly after.

Why did you choose this product over others?:Great on the skin . Works perfectly

It does its job. Helped me with removing unwanted dark spots and underarm body odour. Even mixing a little bit with my lotion during application time it is very good with the best results.

Definitely a multi-use product! I’ve used this as a toner on my face, for my dry cracked feet, husbands dandruff and strawberry legs!! Worth the money and worth a shot for multiple reasons!

Learnt about how to use this for multiple things recently and thought I’d give it a try. It’s great, got rid of KP bumps on my arms, made my leg skin soft and even helped my itchy scalp - it’s a multi use item. Good size of bottle and lasts a long time, just read up on it properly before uses and different parts of the body need special instruction

The media could not be loaded. One of the best product i have bought for myself , Really good for dark patches and to maintain even tone.

Its great

I’m embarking on a journey with slightly cheaper skincare (which is not ideal considering my peri-menopausal, ageing and changing skin but the economy in the UK is what it is). Anyway, I bought this some months back as a much cheaper alternative to dermalogica, and a slightly cheaper alternative to pixi vitamin c toner.I’ve not been disappointed but it’s too astringent on my skin. It shouldn’t be used as a regular twice daily toner. Maybe on younger skin but not on changing, ageing skin. As a 20 something I’d have loved this compared to my Clinique regimen for its value.I like to know my cleanser has done its job and I have used exfoliates weekly, regularly for years but this alone is too astringent for the winter and for sun exposed skin in my opinion and at my age.Overuse promoted breakouts and excess oils to be produced. And I was stuck having either well exfoliated and almost glowing skin (over producing oils to repair) with flaky, oily breakouts or dull dry skin.I’ve still got loads left and try to avoid using it on my face unless I have an oily hormonal breakout I want to dry up.My teenager suffers from some back acne and occasionally around their shin and mouth and a few days sweeping this over their skin does help to dry things up.