Farmstay 76 Green Tea Seed Premium Moisture Toner

After cleansing, sweep it over the face with a cotton pad, or pat it in with clean hands for extra hydration. Use it morning and evening, before your serum and moisturiser. As a watery, lightweight toner it also layers well — apply two or three light layers for a bigger moisture boost.

No. The "76" is the name of Farmstay's green tea line, not a concentration. This toner contains green tea leaf and green tea seed extract (at 500 ppm) as supporting antioxidants, while the main job — hydration — comes from glycerin and sodium hyaluronate, with cica, aloe and chamomile added to calm and soften skin.

A hydrating toner is the first leave-on step after cleansing. It adds a light layer of moisture, helps skin feel balanced and comfortable, and preps it so serums and creams absorb more evenly. It's optional, but if your skin often feels tight or dry after washing, a moisture toner like this makes a noticeable difference.

Most skin types. It's a gentle, alcohol-free, water-based toner, so normal, dry, combination and oily skin all get on with it well, and the soothing botanicals suit calm-seeking skin too. It does contain fragrance, so if your skin is very reactive or fragrance-sensitive, patch test on your inner arm first.

Hydration comes from glycerin and sodium hyaluronate, which draw water into skin and help hold it there. Centella asiatica (cica), aloe vera and chamomile calm and soften, while green tea leaf and seed extract add antioxidant care. Together they leave skin feeling soft, comfortable and freshly hydrated.

Yes. It's gentle enough for twice-daily use and layers under any routine. Apply it straight after cleansing, then follow with your serum, moisturiser and — in the morning — sunscreen. It works well alongside most actives; if you use strong exfoliants or retinol, this soothing, hydrating step is a good buffer between them.

The 350 ml size is generous for a toner and built for daily, whole-face use. Used morning and evening with a cotton pad, most people find it lasts around three to four months; patting it in by hand stretches it further. Keep the cap closed and store it away from direct heat.