scottish botanicals7 Miracle Blend Herbal Toner, Botanical extracts, Purifying, Skin Toner, Vegan Skincare, Cleansing, 250ml, Diana Drummond

When I was offered this for review, it was listed at a significantly higher price, and I accepted partly out of curiosity about what could possibly justify such an expensive toner.I have had to revise my review (for the better) to reflect the improved price of £27.30 at the time of writing. I had thought it a little overpriced before.I hadn't heard of the brand, but they seem to have an established reputation in Scotland.What turned up was very nicely presented in a stiff cardboard box, featuring tasteful botanical drawings. The sealed bottle inside is plastic, not glass. I've never been quite sure which is the more environmentally-sound. Glass would have felt more luxurious.Key ingredients are Rose, Speedwell, Bergamot, Silverweed, Chamomile, Heather and Witch Hazel extract.The amber-coloured liquid smells predominantly of rose. I apply it on a cotton wipe after cleansing. It's light and non-greasy. As might be expected of a preparation containing witch hazel, I think there's some astringent effect, but it doesn't sting or tingle.Overall, pleasant to use, and would make a tasteful gift, or treat for oneself.

This product is a high price and i wouldn't even contemplate buying products of this price as have better things to spend £35.10 even is it has 10% of at the moment. After experiencing the use of this I can tell that it has quality products in this.it makes my skin feel nice and soft smooth and clean. I haven't had any irritation at all: everything seems all good with it. 1 do feel though that it is still far to overpriced. People just haven't got the money for a product like this.

But for what it does, it's a little overpriced and this is why I am giving it three stars. It's got nothing to do with the actual product which I find pleasant to use as it leaves my skin feeling fresh after cleansing.It's stated to be a 'miracle blend herbal toner' but I do not think that needs to contain alcohol. A lot of people are overly sensitive to this ingredient and so it should, at least, be stated in the title s that it is clear to everyone.I also think that it should be sold in a glass bottle as it's easier recycled after use.

I’m quite new to the products from Scottish Botanicals, but so far, I haven’t come across a bad one from this store. The quality of their 7 Miracle Blend Herbal Toner is no different—in fact, it’s superb. It comes in a generous 250ml bottle, and I can tell it will last me a long time based on how little I use on a cotton pad with each application. The toner is packaged in a sleek, sturdy plastic bottle—simple but elegant—with all the necessary information about the ingredients, directions, and warnings printed both on the bottle and the outer box. The company clearly puts a lot of attention into describing their products, including details about where and how the herbs are harvested, which makes this toner an ideal gift. I’d certainly love to receive something like this! Especially because, after trying it, the scent is amazing, and it leaves my skin feeling toned, slightly tingly at first, and more refreshed after just one use. The herbal blend works well on my skin, acting as both a cleanser and purifier, and I haven’t encountered any issues with it so far.

A really wonderful toner that gently removes any oils and cosmetic residue left after cleaning and leaves your skin soft, fresh and bright.The fragrance is fantastic, you can really smell all the ingredients and the fact that they are fresh and natural and not something synthetic from a lab.This is expensive however but if the question is wether it is worth it I would say if you can afford it then definitely yes, other products do a similar job but tend to leave my skin feeling tight and dry but this is natural, gentle and effective

This toner smells really nice and cleans my skin well. However, my skin is quite sensitive, and I felt a sensation of warmth upon application, which suggests it's not completely neutral to my skin. I noticed that alcohol is listed as one of the ingredients, which might be a contributing factor. I generally avoid cosmetics with alcohol since it’s unnecessary and tends to have a less-than-ideal effect on my skin.

I'm surprised the product title doesn't mention vegan friednly which does appear in smaller type in material feature, it's not a criticism just a observation worth noting if your looking for vegan friendly skin products.The rrp seems a little steep but it sure looks expensive with the packaging and a lovely light aroma.Vegan products are very important and i know they carry a higher price tag, 3 weeks in and I would say this is worth the money.This toner would make a fantastic gift as the recipient will know this is a quality product and if their scottish thats just a bonus as this is made from scottish botanicals.i have combination t zone, sensitive skin so basically a bit of everything from greasy, to dry, ageing (48) and sensitive so I'm always dubious of trying new skin products so i always do a spot test on the specific areas of my face , my forehead, nose and cheeks just to make sure there is no allergic reactions and there wasn't.my skin felt a tiny bit tingly after using this but i assume that;s my pores tightening up.only a small amount is needed so this bottle will last between 4 and 6 weeks.No issues with my skin reacting