A fruit enzyme mist that lifts dull surface skin without acid and without alcohol. Papaya and pineapple do the exfoliating, aloe vera does the calming, and you can use it morning and night.
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Botanical enzyme toner gently exfoliates, hydrates, and refreshes skin while helping minimise pores and prevent blemishes. ♥
Refresh, clarify, and hydrate your skin with the Alluring Minerals Botanical Enzyme Toner — a gentle, fruit-infused facial mist designed to support clearer, smoother-looking skin.
Powered by Papaya and Pineapple enzymes, this alcohol-free toner helps dissolve dead skin buildup while promoting a refined, radiant complexion. Aloe Vera delivers calming hydration, while botanical extracts work to smooth texture and support overall skin balance.
With a refreshing citrus blend of Lime, Sweet Orange, and Orange Blossom, this toner transforms your daily routine into a revitalising sensory moment — perfect post-cleanse, pre-serum, or as a refreshing mist throughout the day.
Made in Australia • Vegan • Cruelty Free
✔ Gently exfoliates with natural fruit enzymes
✔ Helps minimise pores and prevent congestion
✔ Alcohol-free hydration suitable for daily use
✔ Calms and refreshes skin with Aloe Vera
✔ Supports smoother, clearer-looking complexion
✔ Uplifting citrus botanical aroma
• Oily or acne-prone skin
• Enlarged pores or congestion
• Post-cleansing hydration step
• Mid-day skin refresh over makeup
After cleansing, mist onto face or apply with cotton pad. Follow with serum and moisturiser.
Australia: $9.95 standard, free on orders $99 and above, express $15. Packed and posted by us from our studio.
New Zealand $19.95 · International $45.00
Returns: because these are personal use beauty items we are not able to take them back for change of mind. If your order arrives damaged or faulty, email cher@alluringminerals.com.au within 5 days with a photo and we will replace or refund it.
Why it is different
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Acid toners work by dissolving the bonds that hold dead cells down, which is effective and also why so many people end up red, tight and sensitised. Papaya and pineapple enzymes take a different route. They break down the dead protein on the surface and leave the living skin underneath completely alone. No sting, no purge, no three days of recovery, which means you can actually use it morning and night rather than nervously twice a week.
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Turn most toners around and alcohol is near the top of the list, because it evaporates fast and leaves that squeaky feeling people mistake for clean. What it actually leaves is a compromised barrier and skin that overproduces oil to compensate. There is none in here. The base is aloe vera, so your skin finishes the step softer and more comfortable than it started.
My experience using this product is very good. It smells beautiful and makes my skin feel clean. Perfect partner with my cleanser and moisturiser.
Kellie B., verified buyer
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A layer of dead cells is the reason a good serum sometimes seems to do nothing. Clear it away and the actives reach live skin instead of sitting on top of debris. Apply your serum while the mist is still damp and you get better absorption again. It is a sixty second step that quietly improves every other product in your routine, and it is gentle enough that the whole household can use it.
Love using this toner morning and night. Even my kids love it and feel fresh and clean after using it.
Alyce P., verified buyer
Do not dry your face off first. Damp skin holds the mist better and everything you layer afterwards absorbs more readily.
Two or three mists over the whole face is plenty. If you prefer a pad, sweep it gently rather than scrubbing, because the enzymes do the work, not the friction.
It is meant to stay on. Give it a few seconds to settle, then go straight into your serum while the surface is still slightly damp.
It sits happily over mineral makeup, so a light mist in the afternoon refreshes your face without disturbing your base.
This one does two things. It clears the dead surface cells your cleanser leaves behind, which is what makes skin look dull and pores look larger, and it leaves a hydrated surface for your serum to sink into. It is not the astringent stripping step toners had a reputation for in the nineties.
Acids dissolve the bonds holding dead cells to your face, which works but is indiscriminate and often irritating. Enzymes digest the dead protein specifically and leave living cells untouched. That selectivity is why an enzyme exfoliant can be used daily while most acid toners cannot.
Yes, morning and night. That is the whole point of building it on enzymes rather than acid. If your skin is very reactive, start once a day for a week and build from there, but most people are comfortable with it twice a day from the beginning.
It should not. There is no alcohol, no synthetic fragrance and no acid, and aloe vera is doing the heavy lifting on the calming side. As with anything new, patch test on your inner arm for a day if you have had reactions before.
It is one of the better tools for it. Pores look larger when they are packed with dead skin and oil, so regularly clearing that surface layer visibly refines them over a few weeks. It will not shrink a pore, because nothing does, but it will stop it looking full.
Cleanse, tone, serum, moisturiser. Mist it on damp skin straight after cleansing and go into your serum while it is still slightly wet. Morning and night.
Yes, and it is lovely over mineral makeup in particular. A light mist in the afternoon takes the flatness off without moving your base around.
$9.95 standard, free on orders $99 and above, express $15. Packed and posted by us from our studio here. Returns are for damaged or faulty items, reported within 5 days.
Ask me anything about your skin, before or after you order. I read and answer these myself, so you get a real answer from someone who has been through it.
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