Baxter of California
Baxter of California Herbal Mint Toner
An alcohol-free herbal toner with witch hazel, cucumber, aloe, chamomile, vitamin E and allantoin, applied with a cotton pad.
- Witch hazel water, cucumber, aloe, chamomile, vitamin E, allantoin
Skip it if you avoid fragrance: it lists PARFUM/FRAGRANCE and LIMONENE.
- Scented: PARFUM / FRAGRANCE, LIMONENE
- Sensitivity considerations: Fragrance (Parfum)
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Label answers before you buy
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Is Baxter of California Herbal Mint Toner fragrance-free?
The brand does not market it as fragrance free. The label lists these scent ingredients: PARFUM/FRAGRANCE, LIMONENE.
Ingredient-origin notes (not vegan warnings)
- GLYCERIN: The name does not establish the feedstock. Plant, animal or synthetic sourcing requires supplier or manufacturer evidence. Origin reference
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What it is
Baxter of California Herbal Mint Toner is a toner applied after cleansing to remove leftover dirt and oil and prepare skin for moisturizer. Baxter says it helps reduce redness and balance oil.
Key ingredients
- Witch hazel water and cucumber: Part of the brand’s toning blend.
- Vitamin E and allantoin: Positioned to condition and brighten.
- Aloe, chamomile and camellia leaf extracts: Also on the label.
How to use
After cleansing, swipe a cotton pad over your face and neck, focusing on the forehead, chin and sides of the nose. Avoid the eyes. Use morning and night, or midday to remove oil.
Who should be careful
The label lists fragrance (parfum) and limonene, so it isn’t a fragrance-free choice. No drying alcohol appears on the recorded list.
What the brand claims
Baxter says the toner removes impurities cleansers miss and helps serums and moisturizers work better. The page notes an FHM Grooming Award but gives no clinical figures.
Sources
- https://baxterofcalifornia.com/products/herbal-mint-toner (checked 2026-10-23)
We have not tested this product.
What's on the label
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Common questions
Does it contain alcohol?
No denatured alcohol appears on the recorded ingredient list.
Is it scented?
Yes. The label lists fragrance (parfum) and limonene.
How do I apply it?
With a cotton pad on clean skin, avoiding the eye area.



