Vegan Fast-Absorbing Calming Toner

Name: Vegan Fast-Absorbing Calming Toner
Brand: Tage
SKU: 720064017
Price: 36.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Tage Vegan Fast-Absorbing Calming Toner in Cypress feels like stepping into a quiet forest: airy, cool, and quietly confident. This water-based formula is fast-absorbing and non-sticky, leaving skin refreshed and comfortable. With 70 percent cypress water, it delivers a gentle surge of hydration while Centella Asiatica, Houttuynia Cordata, and Portulaca Oleracea work together to calm irritation and strengthen the skin barrier.

After cleansing, a quick swipe or gentle pat renders the complexion balanced and smooth, a clean slate for serums and creams. The finish glides on lightly enough to layer under morning moisturizers or night oils without piling, so the routine stays calm through changing weather and busy days.

Korea born and vegan, this toner leans into the clean beauty mood with a forest inspired ritual. Its plant powered blend pairs well with a minimal skincare set for a serene, polished look or a fuller regimen when you need a deeper calm.

Materials / Fabrication

70% cypress water
Vegan formula
Water-based toner
Dermatologically tested
Key actives: Centella Asiatica, Houttuynia Cordata, Portulaca Oleracea
Fast-absorbing, non-sticky texture
Instant cooling sensation
Leaves skin smooth, balanced, deeply moisturized
Country of Origin: Korea

Recommended Care

Patch test before first use, especially on sensitive skin
Apply to clean skin, morning and/or night
Avoid contact with eyes; rinse if contact occurs
Keep caps tightly closed and store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight

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About Tage

TAGE is a Japanese fashion label specializing in womenswear that champions minimalism with a disciplined sense of contrast and provenance in its tailoring. Founded by Yuko Takada after training in Japan and a stint in London, the brand launched as a dedicated studio for clean, wearable pieces that move with the body. Core design language favors simple silhouettes, irregular detail shifts, strategic color pairings, and considered panel work, all infused with a quiet artful sensibility drawn from minimalist drawing and modern craft. TAGE offers a refined edit of clothing that suits modern, everyday wardrobes while elevating evening looks with restrained, statement-leaning craftsmanship for discerning shoppers.