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Using a toner is an important step in a good skin care regimen. Toners cleanse, moisturize, tighten pores, balance skin’s pH, and add a protective layer against impurities. [1] X Source of Research When adding toners to your daily skin care regimen, be sure to apply them after cleansing and before moisturizing your skin. Use a cotton ball to gently wipe over face and neck. When choosing a toner for yourself, look for one with natural ingredients that are gentle enough to keep your face from drying out. You can also make your own toner at home that perfectly suits your skin’s needs.
Steps
Use toner on the face
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Wash your face first. Use a cleanser with a little warm water and a soft washcloth to clean your face. Gently massage cleanser onto skin to remove makeup, remove dirt and impurities. [2] X Research Source Rinse with warm water and then splash cold water on face when finished, then pat dry with a clean towel. [3] X Research Sources
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Put toner on cotton pad. Put a little toner on a cotton pad until it feels moist but not drenched. You can also use cotton balls for this step if that’s what you have on hand. However, makeup remover cotton will absorb less toner than cotton so it is less expensive.
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Gently apply toner all over face and neck. Use a cotton pad to gently dab toner all over your face, neck, and upper chest. [4] X Source of Study Avoid the area around the eyes and be careful not to get the toner on the lips. Pay special attention to skin crevices and hard-to-reach areas including the eyebrows, the sides of the nose, near the ears, and the hairline. Toners will help remove impurities that cleansers don’t reach, as well as leftover cleansers or salt, chlorine, or chemicals in tap water. [5] X Research Sources
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Follow up with a spray or mist toner to increase moisture. Since using a spray toner can only reduce impurities but not remove them, you should always use a wiping toner first. [6] X Source of Research However, if you like the pleasant, cool feel of a spray toner, you can add the step of using this toner after using a wiping toner. [7] X Research Sources
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Wait a minute for the toner to dry. Since most toners are water-based, they absorb into the skin fairly quickly. Make sure you let the toner fully absorb before applying another product–this will help your skin retain moisture and protect it from impurities.
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Finish with treatment products and moisturizers. If you use acne products like benzoyl peroxide or other moisturizers, be sure to apply them to your face after your toner. Using toner first will thoroughly cleanse the skin and allow acne and moisturizing products to penetrate deeper into the skin.
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Use toner twice daily. Normally, you should use toner once in the morning and once in the evening. In the morning, toner will remove sebum produced during the night and balance the pH of the skin. At night, toners help complete the cleansing routine by removing dirt, makeup, or impurities that cleansers leave out, as well as the cleanser’s oily residue. [8] X Research Sources
- If your skin is particularly dry, you can start by using a toner once a day in the evening. Overusing toner can make your skin extra dry. If you find your skin becomes too dry, consider investing in a product formulated for dry skin to reduce dehydration. [9] X Research Source
Buy toner
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Use a toner containing rose water to hydrate the skin. Rose water is known for its moisturizing, cleansing, and skin-healthy properties. This type is great for skin that needs extra moisture as well as oil control. Look for toners whose main ingredient is rose water. [10] X Research Source
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Choose a toner with chamomile ingredients to soothe the skin. If you struggle with dry, red, or sensitive skin, try a toner with chamomile. [11] X Research Source This ingredient can soothe skin irritations, fade dark spots, treat acne, and brighten skin. [12] X Research Source
- The combination of chamomile and aloe can even help control eczema and rosacea. [13] X Research Source
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Avoid using toners containing alcohol that dry out the skin excessively. Alcohol is often used as an astringent in strong cleansing toners. Many people try alcohol-based toners to treat acne, but this ingredient can easily irritate and dry out the skin if used too often. Instead, choose a mild, alcohol-free formula. [14] X Research Source
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Look for natural acne-fighting ingredients if you have oily skin. You can control breakouts while keeping your skin moisturized by choosing a toner with a milder astringent. Look for ingredients like tea tree oil, orange essential oil, and witch hazel. [15] X Research Source
- When using an astringent, it’s best to use it once a day instead of twice. Once your skin has acclimatized, you can try increasing your usage to twice daily.
Make your own toner
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Make green tea toner for all skin types. You just need to mix 1 cup (230 g) of green tea with 1/2 tablespoon of honey. After the mixture cools, add 3 drops of jasmine essential oil. Keep toner in an airtight container and store in a cool place. [16] X Research Source
- Green tea is considered to help rejuvenate skin cells.
- Boil the tea for at least a minute to kill the bacteria.
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Use a mixture of apple cider vinegar for oily skin. Make an oil-control toner by mixing the juice of one lemon with a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar. Stir in 200 ml of mineral water. Pour the mixture into an airtight jar and store in a cool place. [17] X Research Source
- Remember to only use this toner at night, as lemon juice will make your skin sensitive to the sun. [18] X Research Sources
- The apple cider vinegar in this toner recipe will help restore the skin’s pH. [19] X Research Source
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Make your own toner containing rose water for sensitive skin. Pour boiled filtered water into 1/2 cup (120 g) of dried rosebuds in a pot or dish and let stand for 1-2 hours. Use a sieve to separate the rose buds, then pour the water into an airtight jar and keep it in the refrigerator. [20] X Research Source
- Homemade rose water must be used within a week, so you should only make enough for a week—1 cup (240 ml) is enough.
- To increase skin moisture, add a few drops of geranium essential oil to rose water. [21] X Research Source
- You can buy dried rose buds online or dry them yourself.
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Store toner properly. You can store homemade toner for up to 3 months after mixing. If you want to reuse the container, wash it thoroughly and boil it in clean water for at least 1 minute before using it to store toner.
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This article was co-written by Yuka Arora. Yuka Arora is a self-taught makeup artist who specializes in the art of abstract eye makeup. She has been experimenting with the art of makeup for over 5 years and has amassed over 5.6k Instagram followers in just 5 months. Her colorful and abstract look has been noticed by Jeffree Star Cosmetics, Kat Von D Beauty, Sephora Cplection and many others.
There are 9 references cited in this article that you can view at the bottom of the page.
This article has been viewed 41,544 times.
Using a toner is an important step in a good skin care regimen. Toners cleanse, moisturize, tighten pores, balance skin’s pH, and add a protective layer against impurities. [1] X Source of Research When adding toners to your daily skin care regimen, be sure to apply them after cleansing and before moisturizing your skin. Use a cotton ball to gently wipe over face and neck. When choosing a toner for yourself, look for one with natural ingredients that are gentle enough to keep your face from drying out. You can also make your own toner at home that perfectly suits your skin’s needs.
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