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    Buy Best Toners & Mists Online for Hydrated, Fresh-Looking Skin at Nykaa

    A face toner can add hydration, mild exfoliation or a little extra care after cleansing. A mist is handy when you want a quick refresh. Nykaa's bestselling Toners & Mists collection has everything from glycolic acid and PHA toners to milky, ceramide-based formulas, essence waters and rosewater mists.

    Toners & Mists at a Glance

    Oily Skin

    Lightweight toners and niacinamide formulas

    Dry Skin

    Milky, hydrating and ceramide toners

    Combination Skin

    Light hydration with simple textures

    Dull-Looking Skin

    Glycolic acid and PHA toners

    Sensitive Skin

    Gentle, alcohol-free formulas

    Quick Refresh

    Facial mists and spray toners

    What Is a Face Toner Used For?

    Usually, you'll use a face toner after washing your face, to add moisture or to target a specific skin issue. A face mist is more commonly used to refresh and hydrate the skin during the day.

    The selection isn't limited to one type of toner. Along with traditional watery formulas, you'll find milky toners, essence waters, exfoliating acids, niacinamide, ceramides and spray mists.

    Best Selling Toners & Mists to Shop on Nykaa

    The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Exfoliating Solution

    Type: Glycolic acid toner

    Good for: Exfoliation and dull-looking skin

    TONYMOLY Korean Wonder Ceramide Mochi Toner

    Type: Ceramide toner

    Good for: Dry and combination skin

    Plum 3% Niacinamide Alcohol-Free Toner With Rice Water

    Type: Niacinamide toner

    Good for: Everyday hydration and oil balance

    TONYMOLY Korean Wonder Rice Smoothing Toner

    Type: Rice toner

    Good for: Hydration and smoother-looking skin

    Minimalist 8% Glycolic Acid Toner

    Type: Glycolic acid toner

    Good for: Exfoliation and uneven-looking skin

    Hyphen 7% Ceramides-NMF Face Toner Essence

    Type: Toner essence

    Good for: Hydration and dry skin

    LANEIGE Cream Skin Cerapeptide Toner & Moisturizer

    Type: Cream toner

    Good for: Dry and dehydrated skin

    Anua Rice 70 Glow Milky Toner with Niacinamide & Ceramide

    Type: Milky toner

    Good for: Hydration and glow

    Beauty of Joseon Glow Replenishing Rice Milk

    Type: Milky toner

    Good for: Hydration and dull-looking skin

    Minimalist 3% Polyhydroxy PHA Face Toner

    Type: PHA toner

    Good for: Mild exfoliation and hydration

    The Face Shop Ceramide & Rice Face Toner

    Type: Hydrating toner

    Good for: Dry and combination skin

    Forest Essentials Facial Tonic Mist Pure Rosewater

    Type: Facial mist

    Good for: Refreshing and hydrating use

    Plum Bulgarian Valley Rose Water Alcohol-Free Spray Toner

    Type: Spray toner

    Good for: Quick refresh and hydration

    Beauty of Joseon Ginseng Essence Water

    Type: Essence water

    Good for: Lightweight hydration

    TIRTIR Milk Skin Toner

    Type: Milky toner

    Good for: Hydration and soft-looking skin

    Cetaphil BHR Brightness Refresh Toner

    Type: Hydrating toner

    Good for: Hydration and brighter-looking skin

    Plum Green Tea Alcohol-Free Face Toner

    Type: Face toner

    Good for: Oily and combination skin

    Toners for Oily Skin

    If your face gets shiny quickly, a watery toner can be easier to fit into the routine than a rich one. Niacinamide is a common choice here, while PHA can work when you also want some mild exfoliation.

    Plum 3% Niacinamide Alcohol-Free Toner With Rice Water and Plum Green Tea Alcohol-Free Face Toner are simple options to explore. Minimalist 3% Polyhydroxy PHA Face Toner takes things a step further with an exfoliating ingredient.

    There is no need to make every step of an oily-skin routine oil-controlling. If your cleanser and serum already do that job, a basic hydrating toner may be enough.

    Toners for Dry Skin

    When skin feels tight after cleansing, a richer toner can be more comfortable than a very light, watery formula. Milky and essence-like textures are particularly useful when you want hydration without immediately reaching for a heavy cream.

    TONYMOLY Korean Wonder Ceramide Mochi Toner and LANEIGE Cream Skin Cerapeptide Toner & Moisturizer are examples of richer formats in the collection. Anua Rice 70 Glow Milky Toner also combines a milky texture with niacinamide and ceramide.

    Apply a small amount first. If your skin still feels dry, follow with a serum or moisturiser.

    Toners for Combination Skin

    Combination skin often means an oily forehead and nose with cheeks that feel more comfortable or slightly dry. A lightweight toner can work across the face without making the routine unnecessarily complicated.

    Plum 3% Niacinamide Alcohol-Free Toner, TONYMOLY Korean Wonder Ceramide Mochi Toner and The Face Shop Ceramide & Rice Face Toner are options in the current selection.

    You can also keep things simple by using one hydrating toner across the face and reserving stronger exfoliating products for the areas that actually need them.

    Toners for Sensitive Skin

    Sensitive skin does not need a toner simply for the sake of having another step. If you like using one, stick to a formula that feels comfortable and does not overload your routine with active ingredients.

    Alcohol-free and straightforward hydrating formulas are worth exploring. Check the ingredient list before buying, particularly if you already know that your skin reacts to fragrance or certain ingredients.

    If your skin is irritated, it is better to keep the routine simple until it settles rather than adding a new exfoliating toner.

    Glycolic Acid Toners for Dull Skin

    Glycolic acid is an exfoliating ingredient that helps remove dead skin cells from the surface. It is commonly used when skin looks dull or feels rough.

    The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Exfoliating Solution and Minimalist 8% Glycolic Acid Toner are two glycolic acid options from the current selection.

    These are treatment-style toners and not just simple hydration steps. If you're new to glycolic acid, start slowly and don't mix it with too many other exfoliating products in the same routine.

    PHA Toners for Gentle Exfoliation

    PHA, or polyhydroxy acid, is another exfoliating ingredient used in facial toners. It can be a useful option when you want to add exfoliation without immediately reaching for a stronger acid routine.

    Minimalist 3% Polyhydroxy PHA Face Toner is part of the current bestselling selection.

    Use it according to the product directions and pay attention to how your skin responds. There is little benefit in increasing frequency simply because a toner feels comfortable on the first few uses.

    Niacinamide Toners for Oily and Combination Skin

    Niacinamide works particularly well in lightweight everyday toners. It is commonly included in formulas designed around excess oil, uneven-looking skin and general skin maintenance.

    Plum 3% Niacinamide Alcohol-Free Toner With Rice Water is one example from the collection. Anua Rice 70 Glow Milky Toner also combines niacinamide with ceramide in a more moisturising format.

    Don't choose purely on the ingredient name. The texture and the rest of the formula matter too.

    Ceramide Toners for Dry Skin

    Ceramides are widely used in skincare designed to support the skin barrier. In a toner, they make sense when hydration and comfort are higher on your list than exfoliation.

    TONYMOLY Korean Wonder Ceramide Mochi Toner, Hyphen 7% Ceramides-NMF Face Toner Essence and LANEIGE Cream Skin Cerapeptide Toner & Moisturizer are some of the ceramide-containing options in this category.

    These can sit comfortably between cleansing and moisturising, especially when your skin feels dry after washing.

    Milky Toners for Hydration

    Milky toners have a slightly richer feel than traditional watery toners. They are handy when a basic toner feels too light but a moisturiser feels like too much at that point in the routine.

    Anua Rice 70 Glow Milky Toner, Beauty of Joseon Glow Replenishing Rice Milk and TIRTIR Milk Skin Toner are current options to browse.

    One layer may be enough for normal or combination skin. Dry skin can add another light layer if needed, followed by moisturiser.

    Face Mists for a Quick Refresh

    A face mist is the easy option when you want to freshen up without starting your entire skincare routine again. Keep one at your desk, carry it while travelling or use it when your skin feels dry during the day.

    Forest Essentials Facial Tonic Mist Pure Rosewater and Plum Bulgarian Valley Rose Water Alcohol-Free Spray Toner are examples from the current selection.

    Do check the directions before using any mist over makeup. Not every toner or spray is designed for that purpose.

    Toner vs Face Mist

    Main Use

    Toner: Hydration, balancing or targeted skincare

    Face Mist: Refreshing and hydrating

    Usual Application

    Toner: After cleansing

    Face Mist: Any time, depending on the formula

    Texture

    Toner: Watery, milky or essence-like

    Face Mist: Fine spray

    Active Ingredients

    Toner: May contain acids, niacinamide or other actives

    Face Mist: Usually focused on hydration and freshness

    Makeup Use

    Toner: Usually before makeup

    Face Mist: Some formulas can be used over makeup

    The simplest distinction is placement. Toner generally belongs in your skincare routine after cleansing. A face mist is more flexible and can be used whenever you want a quick refresh.

    Best Toners for Summer

    Summer skincare can feel heavy quickly, especially in hot and humid weather. A lightweight toner can add hydration without making you pile on several rich products.

    Watery toners work well for people who prefer a light routine, while a facial mist can be handy during the day. If you're using glycolic acid or another exfoliating toner, keep sunscreen in your morning routine.

    Hydrating Toners for Winter

    Winter can leave the skin feeling tighter than usual, particularly after a hot shower or a strong cleanser. This is when a milky or ceramide-based toner can make more sense than a very astringent formula.

    TONYMOLY Korean Wonder Ceramide Mochi Toner, LANEIGE Cream Skin Cerapeptide Toner & Moisturizer and Anua Rice 70 Glow Milky Toner are richer options from the current selection.

    Follow with a moisturiser if your skin still feels dry. A toner adds hydration, but it does not replace the rest of your moisturising routine.

    How to Choose the Right Toner

    Think about the job you want the toner to do.

    • Need hydration: Try a milky, essence or ceramide-based toner.
    • Dealing with excess oil: A lightweight niacinamide toner can fit easily into an everyday routine.
    • Skin looks dull: Consider an exfoliating toner containing glycolic acid or PHA.
    • Skin feels dry: Look towards ceramides, rice-based formulas and milky textures.
    • Want something for your handbag or desk: A facial mist is the more convenient format.
    • Already using active serums: A simple hydrating toner may be enough. You don't need an exfoliating toner at every stage of your routine.

    How to Use a Face Toner

    1. Cleanse your face and pat it gently dry.
    2. Apply a small amount of toner with your palms or a cotton pad, depending on the product directions.
    3. Spread it evenly over the face without rubbing aggressively.
    4. Follow with serum and moisturiser.
    5. Finish with sunscreen during the day.
    6. For a face mist, spray evenly from the recommended distance and follow the directions on the pack.

    Common Toner Mistakes to Avoid

    • Using an exfoliating toner more often than recommended.
    • Combining several acid-based products in one routine.
    • Choosing a toner only because it matches your skin type.
    • Assuming every face mist is suitable for use over makeup.
    • Replacing moisturiser with toner.
    • Forgetting sunscreen when using exfoliating acids.
    • Continuing to use a product that causes ongoing irritation.

    Common Questions

    Q1: Which toner is good for oily skin?

    Lightweight toners with ingredients such as niacinamide or PHA can suit oily skin. Plum 3% Niacinamide Alcohol-Free Toner and Minimalist 3% Polyhydroxy PHA Face Toner are examples from the current selection.

    Q2: Can toner be used every day?

    Yes, many hydrating toners can be used every day. Exfoliating toners may need a different schedule, so follow the product directions and consider the other active products in your routine.

    Q3: Should toner be applied before serum?

    Yes. Toner usually comes after cleansing and before serum, followed by moisturiser and sunscreen during the day.

    Q4: Can toner be used on dry skin?

    Yes. Hydrating and milky toners can work well for dry skin, particularly when they contain ingredients such as ceramides or other moisturising components.

    Q5: Can toner help with acne-prone skin?

    Some toners, particularly those containing PHA or niacinamide, are suitable for an acne-prone skin care routine. Don't start using exfoliating products with several other actives at the same time.

    Q6: Is toner useful in summer?

    Yes. A lightweight toner can add hydration without making a summer routine feel heavy. A face mist can also be useful when you want a quick refresh during the day.

    Q7: Can a face mist be used over makeup?

    Some can, but it depends on the product. Check the directions before spraying a toner or mist over finished makeup.

    Q8: Can toner replace moisturiser?

    No. Toner can add hydration, but it is not generally a substitute for moisturiser. If your skin needs lasting moisture, follow the toner with a suitable moisturiser.

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    Toners & Mists Price List

    Toners & Mists Price List - Product names and prices as of November 9, 2026
    Toners & MistsPrice
    The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Exfoliating Toner for Brightening, Dull Skin & Uneven Texture₹1148
    Plum 3% Niacinamide Alcohol-Free Toner With Rice Water₹396
    TONYMOLY Korean Wonder Ceramide Mochi Toner-Hydrates, Softens, Nourishes Dry & Combination Skin₹1800
    TONYMOLY Korean Wonder Ceramide Mochi Toner-Hydrates, Softens, Nourishes Dry & Combination Skin₹500
    SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Tone Brightening Capsule Serum₹999
    Last Updated: November 9, 2026

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