What it is & what it does
This toner is formulated with 77% peach fruit extract (Prunus Persica), plus niacinamide (Vitamin B3), antioxidants (vitamin C derivatives), ceramides, hyaluronic acid, panthenol, and other skin-supporting ingredients.

It’s intended as a hybrid “toner + essence” — so besides balancing skin after cleansing, it aims to deliver hydration, nourishment, skin-smoothing, and glow.

Key advertised benefits:
Improves skin’s natural glow and radiance.

Helps even out skin tone, brighten dullness, and target pigmentation / dark spots (thanks to niacinamide + alpha-arbutin + vitamin C components).

Supports the skin barrier and moisture retention (ceramide, panthenol, and hyaluronic acid help moisturize and soften skin).

Potentially helps smooth skin texture and prep skin for makeup or further skincare due to a “Peach Melting Peel™” system (a gentle resurfacing/softening claim).

👍 What people like / When it works well
For many users, it delivers a “glowy,” soft, hydrated finish and helps skin feel smoother and more supple.

It can act as a lightweight essence-toner — good for layering, especially in humid climates (so might suit Lagos weather).

The inclusion of peach extract plus niacinamide/vitamin C gives it a brightening + antioxidant profile, which helps if your skin feels dull or uneven.
The barrier-supporting ingredients (ceramides, panthenol, hyaluronic acid) can help maintain skin hydration without heaviness. 1

⚠️ Possible Downsides / What to Know

Some users report that the toner feels too viscous or tacky, especially if followed by multiple layers of serum/moisturizer — so absorption can be slow or leave a film.

For very dry or dehydrated skin, some feel it’s not hydrating enough by itself and needs to be paired with a good moisturizer to avoid dryness.

Results (glow, brightening, improved tone) tend to be gradual and subtle, so it may take consistent use before noticeable changes.

As with many products containing niacinamide, vitamin C derivatives, and botanical extracts — layering with other actives or using too many strong products may increase risk of irritation (though the formula is described as generally non-irritating).

🎯 Who it’s best for (and when you might skip it)

This toner is a good match if you:

Have dull, uneven, or slightly pigmented skin and want a gentle brightening / glow-boosting toner.

Prefer a lightweight, non-greasy hydration step in your routine (suitable for humid climates like Lagos).

Want a toner + essence in one — to simplify your skincare routine without too many steps.

Are using it as part of a broader skincare routine (serum, moisturizer, sunscreen), especially if you want gentle exfoliation + brightening + hydration.

You might skip or be cautious if you:

Have very dry or dehydrated skin and expect heavy hydration — this toner alone may not be enough.

Dislike tacky or slightly heavy finishes under makeup or creams.

Regularly use multiple strong actives (strong acids, retinoids, vitamin C) — layering could increase irritation risk.