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SKIN1004 Hyalu-CICA Brightening Toner 7.10 fl.oz(210ml) | Hyaluronic Acid CICA Niacinamide | Hydrating and Refreshing Multi-Care Solutions Review

4.6 (296) Amazon rating$17.491,004+ bought last month

Our verdict

SKIN1004's Hyalu-CICA Brightening Toner combines niacinamide with hyaluronic acid and CICA for acne prone skin, and with 1,004 units reportedly bought in the last month plus a 4.6 star average across 296 reviews, it is clearly finding a steady, appreciative audience at $17.49.

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Best for

Those with acne prone skin looking for a hydrating, niacinamide based toner that also targets the look of redness and unevenness through CICA.

Skip if

You want a toner focused purely on exfoliation, since this formula is built around hydration and soothing rather than acids.

Our scorecard

4.5/5 overall
  • Owner rating4.6/5

    4.6 average across 296 owner ratings

  • Popularity2.3/5

    296 owner reviews, fewer than most models here

The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other women's everyday face care: moisturizers, face mists, facial kits, rollers, cleansing brushes and steamers we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.

Overview

['SKIN1004 is a Korean skincare brand known for its CICA (Centella Asiatica) focused lineup, and this toner, per the listing, combines that with hyaluronic acid and niacinamide in a lotion textured formula. It is specifically labeled for acne prone skin, with Hydrating as its primary Product Benefit.', 'The bottle is listed at 7.10 fl oz (210ml) in the product title, unscented, and priced at $17.49. Niacinamide is the confirmed active ingredient, a common choice for supporting the look of skin tone and texture in acne prone routines.', 'What stands out here is the reported 1,004 units bought in the last month, a notably higher figure than most other toners in this set, alongside a strong 4.6 star average across 296 reviews.']

Pros

  • Formulated with niacinamide and CICA, aimed at acne prone skin
  • Strong recent purchase volume with 1,004 units bought in the last month
  • Solid 4.6 star average across 296 reviews
  • Unscented, hydrating formula at a moderate $17.49 price

Cons

  • Review count of 296 is more modest than the purchase volume might suggest
  • No AHA, BHA, or PHA acids for those wanting an exfoliating toner
  • Lotion texture may feel different than expected from a toner for buyers used to watery formulas

Performance notes

Niacinamide is the named active ingredient, generally used to support the look of skin tone and a smoother looking texture, which pairs logically with the acne prone skin type label. CICA (Centella Asiatica) is referenced in the product name and is widely used in Korean skincare for its soothing, calming reputation, though it isn't separately listed in the Active Ingredients field here. The Hydrating benefit label and lotion form suggest this is meant to add moisture rather than strip it, which is a common approach for acne prone routines that also need barrier support.

What buyers say

The reported 1,004 units bought in the last month is one of the higher purchase figures in this comparison, and paired with a 4.6 star average across 296 reviews, it points to a product that is actively gaining new buyers who are, on the whole, satisfied.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this toner suitable if I have acne prone but also dry skin?

The listing specifically targets acne prone skin and lists Hydrating as its main benefit, which suggests it is designed to add moisture rather than dry skin out further. That combination can work well for acne prone skin that also runs dry or dehydrated.

What does CICA do in a toner like this?

CICA, short for Centella Asiatica, is a plant extract widely used in Korean skincare for its calming, soothing reputation. It is referenced in the product name, though the confirmed active ingredient in the available specs is niacinamide.

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