Cleanse Tone And Moisturize

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Nega S.

Jan 25, 2013

Nega S.

whats the best method to cleanse tone and moisturize?? including the hand movements and water temp for best results

Erin S.

Jan 25, 2013

Erin S.

I think it's just personal preference, I like circles, in collage we learnt moving from your neck upwards in semi-circles and zig-zags and I prefer warm water:)

Mary B.

Jan 25, 2013

Mary B.

I really like Warmwater too. But everyone stressing Luke warm to semi-cold water as to not dry the skin out. Also, depending on your skin type I don't feel toners are necessary part of the skincare regimen. And less I'm extracting I really never use them. I have extremely dry dry skin. Toners just exacerbate the problem.

Erin S.

Jan 26, 2013

Erin S.

toners are there to help bring back the natural ph level otherwise if you don't tone your more likely to get extra bacteria on your face

Nega S.

Jan 26, 2013

Nega S.

should you still moisturize at the end even if you have oily skin?

Caitlin M.

Jan 26, 2013

Caitlin M.

Yes, even oily skin needs moisture!! I have combination to oily skin and would hardly ever moisturize. Now I do and my skin is much better off since I started. 

Carmen K.

Jan 26, 2013

Carmen K.

I recommend you the book "The Japanese Skincare Revolution", it teaches method of facial massages for different facial care.I tried the lotion method in the book & my skin feels so plum afterward.

Erin S.

Jan 27, 2013

Erin S.

like the other ladies said- yes. you just have to find a moisturizer for oily skin:)

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