Choosing the right toner for you: Here’s what to look for (or avoid) based on your skin needs: Acne-prone skin: Try a toner that has alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) and beta-hydroxy acids (BHAs). Some toners contain salicylic acid, which can be really good for hyperpigmentation and oil control. Dull skin: Look for formulas that contain AHAs/BHAs, niacinamide or licorice root or papaya extracts, which act as natural exfoliants. Sensitive skin: Avoid toners that are heavily fragranced, use a lot of dyes and preservatives, as that can irritate your skin. Additionally, if you have rosacea and are on prescription products, it’s always good to be mindful about how you’re adding products to your skin care routine. You just want to make sure that your skin is going to tolerate it. Mature skin: Opt for a toner that boasts antioxidants, like vitamin C and ferulic acid, and hydrating ingredients, like hyaluronic acid and glycerin