A 300mL toner with protease, glycerin, betaine and panthenol. Its exfoliation positioning centers on an enzyme ingredient; the published ingredient list is different from a conventional AHA or BHA acid-toner formula.
Consider it for: You want to compare an enzyme-positioned toner with acid toners and a plain hydration step, while looking at the actual ingredient list and study endpoints.
Based on brand information and published sources, not a hands-on review.
01 / TEXTURE
What the product photo shows
Brand description
A bottled toner. The verified pack photograph identifies the 300mL product but does not show a real poured swatch clearly enough to judge clarity or viscosity; bottle imagery is not labeled as a texture demonstration.
03 / YOUR ROUTINE
Product directions and use checks
Official directions
The step graphic says to dispense a coin-sized amount after washing and pat until absorbed, with one or two extra applications on areas needing more care. The descriptive text also mentions applying after toning; a second toner is not established as a requirement by the step graphic.
External use only. Avoid eye contact and stop use if an adverse reaction develops. The eight-type hyaluronic marketing description is not reconciled to eight separately named hyaluronic ingredients in the published list.
Protease is an enzyme ingredient. The checked ingredient list does not list glycolic, lactic or salicylic acid as the exfoliating ingredients. That is a useful formulation distinction, but it does not prove that an enzyme toner cannot irritate or that it suits every sensitive-skin routine.
Do you need another toner first?
The step graphic places Swimming Pool Toner directly after washing. Another sentence on the page says after cleansing and toning. These are inconsistent instructions, rather than evidence that two toners are necessary. The direct-after-washing method is the one shown in the product’s step sequence.
Selected ingredients · linked English product listing
Ingredient
Role or purpose
Formula detail
Protease
Enzyme ingredient
Exfoliation positioning
Glycerin · betaine · propanediol
Humectants
Water-binding base
Panthenol · allantoin
Skin-conditioning ingredients
Concentrations not disclosed
Sodium hyaluronate
Hyaluronate ingredient
Eight distinct forms not established by this list
Official ingredient list ↗. Ingredient roles explain the formula. Product-specific measurements appear below.
BRAND-REPORTED EVIDENCE
What the official results actually measured
EQQUALBERRY official product information
Outcome
Reported result
Timing / context
Moisture-barrier measure
+25.56%
2 weeks
Exfoliation measure
+12.67%
2 weeks
Pore-appearance measure
39.58% improvement
2 weeks
Blackhead measure
22% improvement
2 weeks
Brand-reported two-week percentages. The official page does not disclose participant count, comparator, institution, instrument or endpoint definitions. These are separate reported measures, not percentages of pores permanently removed.
The checked formula lists protease and does not list salicylic acid. Compare the full ingredient list rather than classify it as BHA from the exfoliation wording.
The visible full list names Sodium Hyaluronate. The brand’s eight-type marketing statement is not explained by eight separately named ingredients in that list.
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