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MA:NYO Bifida Biome Toner Review – Fine, But Fell a Bit Flat
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MA:NYO Bifida Biome Toner Review – Fine, But Fell a Bit Flat

 

Skin Type? Combination to oily | Main Concerns : Mild acne, pigmentation

 

 

Purpose? This is a watery first-step toner that claims to go beyond basic hydration thanks to its star ingredient, Bifida ferment lysate. It’s marketed to support the skin barrier, aid in healing, provide a glow, and even offer light exfoliation and pore care, all in one step. 

 

Scent? There’s virtually no noticeable scent, which is a big plus if you’re sensitive to fragrance. It doesn’t smell funky or medicinal either, just neutral and pleasant. I appreciate that it’s free of artificial fragrance, and the raw ingredient scent is subtle enough to go unnoticed.

 

Texture? True to form for a first-step toner, this is water-thin and spreads easily with hands or a cotton pad. It layers well with other products without leaving any residue or stickiness behind.

 

Quantity & Value? At 400mL for around AUD39, the size is generous and budget-friendly, especially for those who go through toners quickly. A bottle like this can last months, even with twice-daily use.

 

My Thought?  To be honest, I was a little underwhelmed. I’ve seen rave reviews for the serum in the same line, and maybe that’s where the real magic happens. This toner was fine as it didn’t irritate my skin or break me out, and it provided some hydration. But as for the added Bifida complex benefits, I didn’t notice much. I’ve actually had better experiences with other Bifida products such as L’Oréal’s Bifida ferment essence, for example, gave me that plump, glowy, your-skin-but-better-feel in a way this toner never quite achieved.

 

If you’re just looking for a basic hydrating toner with a nice price-to-volume ratio, this one does the job. But if you're after something with more noticeable results or multi-tasking ingredients, there are more effective options out there.

 

Repurchase? No, I’ve since gone back to my trusty Hada Labo Shirojyun Premium Whitening Lotion, which delivers on both hydration and visible brightening. It helps fade post-acne pigmentation and gives a supple finish that I really enjoy. I’m fine skipping the ferments if I’m getting that kind of payoff.

 

Bottom Line? A serviceable, inoffensive toner that’s fine for everyday use but in a world full of standout hydrating toners, this one didn’t do enough to win me over.

 

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    Influencer
    3 days ago
    It's actually a must have skincare for me...🤣
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    Influencer
    3 days ago
    What is ur skin type??
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    Influencer
    3 days ago
    @Influencer I am between normal and oily. Acne-prone
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    Influencer
    3 days ago
    @Influencer Ok so maybe it lacked of glow bc i have a dry skin😂😂😂
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    Influencer
    3 days ago
    @Influencer Yes maybe😥😥 but glad that u found another item that fits u girl
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    Influencer
    3 days ago
    @Influencer Yhhh at least lol 😆 ty girlll
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    Influencer
    3 days ago
    Omg it's my favorite brand!! U should give its cream a try
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    Influencer
    3 days ago
    Is it?? Tysm for the rec
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