💫 Toner
Dr. Jart+ Ceramidin Liquid Toner
85
Dr. Jart+A
💦Hydrating🩹Sensitive
🐰Cruelty-Free👃Fragrance-Free💚Allergen-Free✅Paraben-Free🧪Alcohol-Free
Dr. Jart+ Dr. Jart+ Ceramidin Liquid Toner is a toner with 1 active ingredient. Key actives: Phytosphingosine. Fragrance-free.
View product ↗Warnings
- •2 potential irritants in the formula — introduce gradually.
Ingredient Breakdown (8 INCI · 1 active)
- 0Aqua/Water
- 1Glycerin
- 2Butylene Glycol
- 3Ceramide NP
- 4Ceramide AP
- 5Ceramide EOP
- 6PhytosphingosineACTIVE
- 7Cholesterol
Product Info
Type
Toner
Price
$31.99
Certifications
🐰 Cruelty-Free👃 Fragrance-Free💚 Allergen-Free✅ Paraben-Free🧪 Alcohol-Free
Score Breakdown
Efficacy
85
🧪Ingredient Quality40.5 / 45
- ✓1 high-impact active: Phytosphingosine
- ✓5 supporting actives (Tier 2)
🎯Concentration Signal15 / 15
- ⚠No % concentrations on the label — strength inferred from INCI order
- ↑Disclose the % of each headline active
🏆Evidence Backing12.7 / 15
- ✓Average evidence 85/100 across 11 matched actives
- ✓10 actives with strong evidence (≥80/100)
🧬Formulation Sophistication12 / 12
- ✓4 distinct ingredient classes — well-rounded formula
- ✓Synergy: Ceramide + Cholesterol · Hyaluronic Acid + Glycerin · Panthenol + Allantoin
📋Functional Completeness5 / 8
- ✓Some category-appropriate actives present
- ↑Add the missing functional class for this product type
🛡️Base Formula Credit0 / 5
Safety
100
Starts at 100; each row below subtracts points up to its cap.
🔥Irritation Risk−2 / 18
- ✓2 mild ingredients flagged at low irritation only
🌿Fragrance0 / 10
- ✓Fragrance-free
⚠️Allergens0 / 10
- ✓No EU 26 fragrance allergens detected
🚫Endocrine Concern0 / 15
- ✓No ingredients flagged for endocrine activity
💎Comedogenicity−1.4 / 7
- ⚠Moderate comedogenic potential (avg 1.0/5)
🔀Formulation Conflicts0 / 10
- ✓No antagonistic ingredient combinations
✨Clean-Formula & Transparency+4 / 8
- ✓Short-ingredient-list bonus: +2.0
- ✓Transparency bonus: +2.0 (clear INCI disclosure)
Overall Score85/100
Overall = 50% Efficacy + 50% Safety. No bonus pad — hitting 100 requires both dimensions to be near-perfect. How scoring works →