I purchased Sanctuary's Instant Hydrating Toner from Boots online store. At the time of purchase there was a 3-for-2 offer across the Sanctuary range, so this was actually my freebie, but it can be purchased for £5.87. Sanctuary claim the toner "Gently removes all traces of cleanser to leave your skin feeling really clean, soft and hydrated with noticeably toned pores". Packaging The toner comes in a pretty plain white 200ml bottle with white and silver text. Sanctuary explain on the bottle how the toner will refine pores and leave skin refreshed and radiant. The lid chosen by Sanctuary to dispense the product is a little tricky to ...  Read the complete review

Sanctuary Instant Hydrating Toner - 200ml, £5.87. I have tried a few products from this brand before and was very pleased with most of them. It isn't a brand I'd go out of my way to buy but every now and again I seem to purchase something from the range for whatever reason. This time I had one of those Boots £5 facial skincare vouchers they give out sometimes when you spend over £5 in store. As anyone who regularly shops at Boots will know the vouchers are only valid for certain ranges of certain brands and they are usually expensive anti-ageing creams that cost at least £15 - olay regenerist, loreal revitalift and the like. Great if you ...  Read the complete review

I don't really know what was going through my mind when I bought this product. I had a Boots skincare voucher which entitled me to £5 off The Sanctuary skincare range, but did not particularly need any new products. Still, I found myself browsing the range of products, nothing unusual in this, I suppose, except that months ago I had used The Sanctuary's facial wash, and it left my skin so awful and dried out, I swore never again. So, I don't know how I found myself purchasing a bottle of their 'Instant Hydrating Toner' but I did. The toner comes in a white bottle with blue and silver writing. It's fairly plain, but quite nice packaging. The main problem for ...  Read the complete review

I use toner twice a day for my cleaning routine, and I have tried many different brands so far. I have found price is not definitely an indication of quality. I have tried really bad Toners, including Boots no 7, and really good ones, my favourite being Clarins. The Clarins one is fantastic but really expensive so I was hoping to find an equivalent, at a lower price. I know, that was very hopeful of me!! Sanctuary toner costs around £5 but can be bought in various special offers and multi buys, so the price varies as to how you buy it. The standard product size is 200ml. The tub it is in is tall and rounded, white, with classy packaging. It has a clear plastic ...  Read the complete review