Cheapest face toner on Shopee Singapore: which works out cheapest per 100ml

Prices recorded 1 Sept 2026 · 14 listings · per 100g/ml

Toner is sold in bottles from 30ml to 200ml, so the sticker price hides what you are actually paying for the liquid. These are fourteen face toners from six different companies, all priced on the same day and ordered by cost per 100ml. The spread is sevenfold, from just over six dollars per 100ml to more than forty-three. The clearest thing in the table is what a small bottle costs you. Two of these Klairs toners are sold in both a full 180ml bottle and a 30ml miniature, and in both cases the miniature works out at more than twice the price per millilitre of the full size of the very same product. If you already know you like it, the miniature is the expensive way to buy it. The three cheapest rows are all Western drugstore brands and the Korean skincare rows cluster well above them, though that gap is about brand and import cost rather than any measure of what is in the bottle — we have not tested any of these. On who sells what: one storefront, Klairs & I'm from Official Store, supplies four of these fourteen rows, so more than a quarter of this table is one seller's price ladder rather than an independent shelf. MIZON supplies three and NACIFIC two, both from their own single stores. This table held a fifteenth row, an I'm From black rice toner, until 24 Aug: the listing left our daily price feed on 22 Aug and we cannot keep a price we can no longer observe, so the row was removed rather than left to age. None of these fourteen is a deal we have assessed in full — they are price observations only.

One of these is sold by weight (100g) and the rest by volume (ml). We compare them directly, which treats 1ml as 1g. For a watery toner that is close enough to be useful, but it is an approximation, not a measurement.

Prices move. These are what we observed on 1 Sept 2026 and are not a promise about today's price — confirm on the listing before buying.