Fix Price's Sendo Toner Review: A Surprisingly Good Buy?

Fix Price's Sendo Toner Review: A Decent Buy, But Does It Deliver Long-Term Results?

summarizeEditor's Summary

I recently picked up the Sendo Balancing Toner with Mattifying Accumulative Effect from Fix Price for a steal at 79 rubles. I wasn't expecting much, but this toner has pleasantly surprised me. It's got a lovely scent, feels refreshing on my skin, and even helps calm down inflammation. But does it deliver long-term results? Let's dive in and find out. I've been using it for a few weeks now, and I'm excited to share my honest thoughts on whether it's worth the buy.

settingsSpecifications

Kapak8/10

Kararİyi

brandSendo

price79 rubles

Kalite8/10

volume250 ml

Dropper9/10

Malzeme7/10

purposeface toner

Paketleme9/10

manufacturerRussia, Tatarstan

place of purchaseFix Price store

I've been curious about Sendo cosmetics from Fix Price, but I'd never actually tried any of them. That was until I spotted the Tonik for Face Sendo Balancing with Mattifying Accumulative Effect in my last Fix visit.

Maybe I've been overpaying for pricier toners, so I decided it was time to give this one a go.

Today, I want to share my thoughts on whether it's worth the buy.

Main Details:

Brand: SendoManufacturer: Russia, TatarstanPurpose: face tonerVolume: 250 mlPlace of Purchase: Fix Price storePrice: 79 rubles

Packaging: The toner comes in a long, cylindrical bottle wrapped in a label with an Eastern flair, but it's made in Russia.

The reverse side has tons of info from the manufacturer, including product description, ingredients, usage, and more.

Lid: The plastic lid is white, opens easily with my thumb, and closes tightly with a characteristic click. It's not sticky.

Dropper: The toner flows smoothly through a small hole, and I can control the flow easily.

What the manufacturer says: Their promises sound pretty enticing.

Shelf life: The toner has a shelf life of 24 months, but it drops to 6 months once you open it. The manufacturing date is printed at the bottom of the label.

Ingredients: The list includes Water (Aqua), Niacinamide, Menhta piperita extract, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Disodium EDTA, Citric Acid, Parfum (Fragrance), Methylchloroisothiazolone, Methylisothiazolone, Linalool, Cl 42090, Cl 19140.

For the price point, the ingredients are pretty standard, but I do appreciate the presence of niacinamide and peppermint extract.

Color: When I look at the bottle, it seems like the toner has a hint of minty color to it. But when I apply it to my skin or a cotton pad, it's completely transparent.

Scent: The fragrance is pretty subtle, mostly just a light peppermint scent with a hint of citrus.

Consistency: It's super watery, no stickiness at all.

Usage: I use this toner as a second step in my skincare routine after washing my face. I soak a cotton pad with the toner and then gently wipe my face.

I use a lot of cotton pads to make sure my skin is completely clean after using a facial cleanser.

I store the toner in the fridge because I find that it helps me wake up in the morning, but that's not necessary.

Results: I didn't expect any amazing results from a toner that costs just 79 rubles, but it did surprise me.

Based on the manufacturer's claims, I'll be judging it on the following points: does it clean the skin, does it matte, does it moisturize, does it shrink pores, and does it reduce redness.

Does it clean the skin? Yes, it does. Occasionally, the cotton pad gets a bit dirty, but I guess I missed some spots with the cleanser.

Does it matte? Yes, it does. The greasy shine does go away, but I wouldn't call it a cumulative effect.

Does it moisturize? No, it doesn't. In fact, it dries out my skin, which is a plus for me since my skin is oily, especially in the summer.

Does it shrink pores? No, it doesn't. I didn't see any changes in that regard.

Does it reduce redness? Yes, it does. I get occasional minor breakouts, and the toner does a great job soothing them and drying out the pimples.

Conclusion: All things considered, I'd say this product is decent. It does what it's supposed to do, but not more. My skin likes it, so I'd recommend it.

Hope my review was helpful!) Come back, I'll have more reviews up soon!

live_helpFeatured FAQ

Is the Sendo toner suitable for sensitive skin?

Unfortunately, it's not the best choice for sensitive skin, as it can cause some dryness and irritation. If you've got sensitive skin, you might want to look elsewhere.

How does the Sendo toner compare to other toners on the market?

To be honest, it's a solid option for the price. It's not the most effective toner I've ever used, but it's got some nice qualities that make it worth considering. If you're looking for a budget-friendly option, this might be a good choice.

Can I use the Sendo toner with other skincare products?

Absolutely! It's designed to be used as part of a skincare routine, so feel free to pair it with your favorite cleansers, moisturizers, and serums.

How long does the Sendo toner last?

The 250ml bottle should last you a while, depending on how often you use it. I've been using it for a few weeks now, and I'm only halfway through.

Is the Sendo toner available online?

Yes, you can find it on the Fix Price website, as well as in their stores. If you're not sure where to buy it, I'd recommend checking their website for availability.

Can I return the Sendo toner if I'm not satisfied?

Yes, Fix Price has a returns policy in place. If you're not happy with the product, you can return it within a certain timeframe for a refund.

How do I use the Sendo toner?

It's super easy to use! Just soak a cotton pad with the toner and sweep it across your face, making sure to cover all areas evenly.

Is the Sendo toner suitable for acne-prone skin?

It might help calm down inflammation and redness, but it's not a miracle worker. If you've got acne-prone skin, you might want to look for a toner that's specifically designed to tackle acne.