Sallve vs Vult — side by side, no bias.
Our pick
Tônico Renovador
8.3/10 · Sallve
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| Brand | Sallve | Vult |
| Category | toner | toner |
| Editor Rating | 8.3/10 ★ | 7.9/10 |
| Category | toner | toner |
| Texture | Liquid exfoliating toner | Watery, splash-on toner |
| Finish | Smooth, refined, clear | Refreshed, hydrated, prepped |
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| Verdict | Sallve's liquid exfoliant — glycolic acid + malic acid + lactic acid in a daily-use toner format. The witch hazel and licorice root extracts are smart inclusions: both are proven anti-inflammatory agents that counteract the potential irritation from the AHA complex. This is the Brazilian answer to Pixi Glow Tonic, with a better supporting cast of soothing botanicals. At R$70 (~$14 USD), you can afford to be consistent. Apply with a cotton pad after cleansing, wait two minutes, proceed with serums. | Vult is a Grupo Boticário brand positioned squarely at the budget end — the CeraVe of Brazil, minus the dermatologist cachet. This hydrating toner fills an inexcusable gap in the Brazilian drugstore: a simple, hyaluronic-acid-based prep step between cleansing and treatment. Witch hazel + aloe vera for gentle astringency, sodium PCA as a natural moisturizing factor mimic, and panthenol for barrier support. At R$45 (~$9), it's the cheapest way to add a hydration-prepping step to a Brazilian routine — and the one that'll make every subsequent serum absorb better. |
