Really nice smelling rose toner-no alcohol- any suggestions?

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That's it really. So far all the really nice smelling ones have had alcohol which jus exacerbates my dry on top layer more oily underneath skin. Any suggestions? Has anyone tried the Nuxe one? I would rather not spend a fortune but will entertain all ideas.

Rosewater from the chemist

Is that not generally full of glycerin as well?

I second rosewater. Don't think it's got glycerin in. Cheap as chips.

I don't know it's so cheap it's worth trying

Rosewater from chemists and international food shops isn't usually proper, pure rosewater at all. Often it's water with scent added or actual rosewater thats highly adulterated.

The real deal can be ordered on line, it's not as cheap but it's fab. Search Rose Hydrolate.

Sometimes called Rose Hydrosol too.

Boots botanics rose toning spritz is good.

Ren do a really lovely one

this is gorgeous

I buy rose water from my local continental market. It is pure rose water, food grade, so nothing else in it. It was also less than £2 for the bottle.

Dr Hauschka. Sprays on and is lovely for sensitive skin.

Lancôme tonique douceur is alcohol free and smells nice and rosy IMO

Second Dr Hauschka

Used to use English Provender Company rosewater (food grade).
Weleda Wild Rose is probably good - their rose moisturisers are great - but it's low-alcohol not no-alcohol.

There's an organic one from Elixirs of Life - excellent stuff and about £8 for 100ml. All of their products are lovely.

I use the rose and lavender water from Lush - very cheap and def no glycerin in it. I'm allergic to most things and this is fine for me (they also do a small bottle which is

I like the white rose toner from Pure Nuff Stuff.

It smells lovely, is organic and only £6.50 for 100ml.

Actually the one I have is Dr Organics (from Holland and Barrett)

The Rose Hydrosol from Norfolk Essential Oils (Online only I think) is gorgeous,just rose water,nothing added.

another vote for rosewater.

If you have oily/spotty skin add in some witch hazel, also from chemist (not sure if this has alcohol in though). Start with about 20% witch hazel and take it from there.