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Pilgrim's clearest K-beauty homage — a mugwort-heavy calming toner at sub-$10, the budget-tier on-ramp for Indian skincare obsessives raised on Olive Young hauls.
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Korean Mugwort Calming Face Toner by Pilgrim is formulated for sensitive, combination, oily, acne-prone skin. Pilgrim's clearest K-beauty homage — a mugwort-heavy calming toner at sub-$10, the budget-tier on-ramp for Indian skincare obsessives raised on Olive Young hauls.
The key active ingredients in Korean Mugwort Calming Face Toner are Centella Asiatica, Mugwort / Artemisia, Panthenol. It's known for: mugwort + cica combo at a no-brainer price and fragrance-free, alcohol-free.
Yes, Korean Mugwort Calming Face Toner targets redness, sensitivity, acne. mugwort + cica combo at a no-brainer price
Korean Mugwort Calming Face Toner retails for around $9, which places it in the budget range for toners. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: Pilgrim's INCI is good but not as pure as Korean originals; watery feel — not for those who want astringent toners.
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