
Etude
A low pH toner formulated with panthenol and madecassoside to calm and hydrate sensitive skin while maintaining the skin's optimal pH balance. Gentle, fragrance-free formula suitable for irritated or reactive skin types.
Hydrating base with humectants and soothing agents
Preservative booster and skin conditioning blend
The key active ingredients in Soon Jung pH 5.5 Relief Toner by Etude include Water, Propanediol, Glycerin, Betaine, Panthenol (Hydrating base with humectants and soothing agents). Seoul Sister tracks ingredient effectiveness across 5,900+ K-beauty products to provide data-backed recommendations.
Soon Jung pH 5.5 Relief Toner is a Korean toner by Etude. Sensitive skin compatibility depends on individual triggers and allergies. Seoul Sister's AI advisor Yuri analyzes all 3 ingredients against your specific skin type, concerns, and known allergens to provide a personalized compatibility score. Common irritant ingredients like fragrance, alcohol denat, and essential oils are flagged automatically.
For oily skin, the key factors in evaluating Soon Jung pH 5.5 Relief Toner are comedogenic ingredient ratings, oil content, and finish type. This toner contains 1 active ingredients. Seoul Sister's database cross-references each ingredient's comedogenic rating (0-5 scale) against your skin type to identify potential pore-clogging risks. Subscribe for a personalized oily skin compatibility analysis.
Soon Jung pH 5.5 Relief Toner by Etude starts from $22.53 USD for Original Product 350mL + Refill 350mL / Weight 882g. Seoul Sister Pro members compare prices across 6+ authorized retailers including Olive Young, Soko Glam, and YesStyle to find the best deal, with automatic price drop alerts.
Soon Jung pH 5.5 Relief Toner by Etude is available from authorized K-beauty retailers including Olive Young Global, Soko Glam, YesStyle, and Amazon. Prices start from $22.53 USD. Seoul Sister verifies retailer authenticity and tracks counterfeit indicators to help you buy genuine Korean skincare products.
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