AHA BHA PHA 30 Days Miracle Toner.

"I'd give this a 1.5 hydration level, pretty similar to the other one. Compared to western products, Korean products are usually more mild, so I didn't see that much miracle from this one. But even though the name is like a pretty aggressive miracle toner, it's more appealing to many people, which means it's pretty safe."

"If you have oily combo skin and you're under twenty and looking for a really light waterlike toner, this one wins. If you just want an easy peasy everyday toner, this is still amazing."

"This has AHA, BHA and PHA in it, so if you react to one of those it's not good, be careful if you have sensitive skin. It's pretty strong at first, but your face gets used to it kind of quickly. I kind of like it, I pair it with western products. It's gentle enough for regular exfoliation. It's very smart to call it the 30 Days Miracle Toner, because 30 days is the cycle for your skin to make new cells, though the results are temporary. You can also use it on your body if you get pimples around your chest or back. For my dry, mature skin I'm not going to use it, but it's a well-made product."

"This one is pretty popular too, a little less affordable than the Toko toner. It became popular on social media because it's an AHA toner, which isn't that common in K-beauty, that's more of a Paula's Choice or Western brand thing, and it's a really watery toner. But it smells so strong, so minty, like an old man's cosmetic. Even though you're just putting this on, it gets rid of some dead skin cells. If you're sensitive or have a lot of redness, skip it, it's not for you. But if you're combo or dry skin, try this. I use a cotton pad made of rayon, thinner than a regular cotton pad, so you get more product on it even with a small amount. Gently wipe your entire face with the cotton pad, then leave it on your nose, and you can effectively and gently exfoliate doing this for about five minutes."