Calendula Herbal-Extract Toner

All Skin Types, including Sensitive Skin

A soothing alcohol-free toner infused with Calendula petals to visibly reduce redness and surface oil.

Calendula Herbal-Extract Toner

A soothing alcohol-free toner infused with Calendula petals to visibly reduce redness and surface oil.

Old price New price $ 29.00 ($ 0.39 / ml)

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What It Is

Beloved by Kiehl’s customers since the 1960s, our cult-classic Calendula toner is formulated with hand-picked Calendula flower petals to visibly reduce redness, oiliness and minimize the appearance of pores. Our gentle, alcohol-free toner, gently cleanses and soothes skin for a balanced and refreshed-feeling skin!

What It’s Good For

Key Ingredients

CALENDULA

Native to the Mediterranean, Calendula Extract and Calendula Petals are known for their skin soothing properties and are commonly used in skincare products for oily skin types. For many centuries, Calendula has been highly regarded as a medicinal herb in both Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicine.
ALLANTOIN

Allantoin is a compound found in the root of the comfrey plant, a hairy perennial Eurasian herb long used in herbal medicine. Within our formulas, Allantoin is known to soothe and comfort skin.
GREAT BURDOCK ROOT

Great Burdock Root has been used for centuries to moisturize dry skin. Known for its soothing properties, Great Burdock Root is also believed to help reduce oil.

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How to Use

Did You Know?

Kiehl's first began placing hand-picked Calendula petals in our facial toner in the late 1960s but its use actually dates back much further. Known as a traditional Chinese medicine ingredient, Calendula has been used for its soothing properties since the 12th century.