Anua Peach 77 Niacinamide Toner Review: Does It Actually Work?

Last updated: September 27, 2026

Anua Peach 77 Niacinamide Toner is part of the brand’s peach line and sits alongside its better-known heartleaf toner. It is marketed as a hydrating, glow-enhancing toner that combines a high share of peach extract with niacinamide. It usually costs around $20–26 for 250 ml. This review looks at what the formula offers, how it compares with plainer niacinamide toners, and who will get the most from it.

What is in the formula

The “77” refers to the large share of peach fruit extract in the formula. It is paired with niacinamide, humectants such as glycerin, and other plant-derived hydrating ingredients. The formula is designed to be lightweight and suitable for daily use. As always, the exact niacinamide concentration and full ingredient list can change between versions, so check the label on your bottle.

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What peach extract does

Peach extract contains sugars, vitamins, and antioxidants that give a hydrating, softening feel. Its main role is sensorial and moisturizing rather than a powerful active effect. It helps the toner feel slightly richer than a plain watery toner and gives a subtle glow.

What niacinamide does

Niacinamide supports the skin barrier, helps reduce the look of redness, can regulate the appearance of oiliness, and gradually evens out tone. In a toner, it is usually used at a moderate level, making irritation unlikely for most people.

What to expect

Who it suits

• Normal, combination, and dry skin wanting a hydrating first step.
• People who enjoy a “glow” finish and a pleasant texture.
• Those who want to add niacinamide gently without a separate serum.

Who may prefer something else

Very sensitive skin or those sensitive to fruit extracts should patch test first. People with very oily skin may prefer a lighter, simpler toner. If you already use a concentrated niacinamide serum, the toner adds little extra niacinamide benefit.

How to use it

1. After cleansing, pour a small amount into your palms or onto a cotton pad.
2. Press or gently swipe it over the face.
3. For extra hydration, apply two or three thin layers (the “7-skin” method in a shorter form).
4. Follow with serums, moisturizer, and SPF in the morning.

Layering with actives

It pairs well with vitamin C, retinoids, exfoliating acids, and peptides. It is a comfortable prep step before stronger treatments and can help reduce the tight feeling some actives cause.

Texture and scent

The toner has a slightly viscous, watery texture that absorbs quickly. It has a light, fruity scent in many versions, which some users enjoy and others may prefer to avoid. If you are sensitive to fragrance, check the ingredient list before buying.

How it compares with the Heartleaf 77 Toner

Anua’s Heartleaf 77 Toner focuses on soothing and calming, with a simpler, lighter feel that suits oily and sensitive skin. The Peach 77 Niacinamide Toner is richer, more hydrating, and focused on glow and tone. Oily or reactive skin often prefers the heartleaf version; drier or dull skin may prefer the peach one.

Value

At roughly 8–10 cents per ml, it is affordable for a large bottle. Used twice daily with hands, it lasts around three months; with cotton pads, it goes faster.

Is a toner necessary?

Toners are optional. A good cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen are the core steps. A hydrating toner like this one adds comfort and an easy way to layer hydration and niacinamide, which many people enjoy, but it is not essential for healthy skin.

FAQ

Can I use Anua Peach 77 Toner with vitamin C?

Yes. Niacinamide and vitamin C can be used together in normal routines. Apply the toner first, then vitamin C serum.

Is it suitable for acne-prone skin?

Many acne-prone users tolerate it, but those who react to fruit extracts or richer textures should patch test. It is not an acne treatment.

Bottom line

Anua Peach 77 Niacinamide Toner is a pleasant, hydrating toner that gives a healthy glow and adds gentle niacinamide to your routine. It suits normal, combination, and dry skin best. It is not a powerful treatment, and toners are optional, but if you enjoy a layered routine, it offers good value.