Better toner... Witch hazel or apple cider vinegar?

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Nicole B.

Jul 10, 2013

Nicole B.

For acne prone/sensitive skin. I know apple cider vinegar can be hard but maybe if you dilute? I still don't know which toner would be better though.

Lynzie B.

Jul 10, 2013

Lynzie B.

I haven't tried apple cider vinegar but I do like witch hazel.

Susie S.

Jul 10, 2013

Susie S.

I haven't used apple cider vinegar because I can't stand the smell, but I hear its great for balancing the ph levels in your skin.

Mary Ellen M.

Jul 10, 2013

Mary Ellen M.

I use apple cider vinegar. It smells foul so I only use it at night, but it cleared up my skin really well!

Molly b.

Jul 10, 2013

Molly b.

Witch hazel! I can't stand apple cider vinegar. it didnt work to well either.

Roxanne W.

Jul 10, 2013

Roxanne W.

I mix them, personally, witch hazel seems to be great for shrinking and cleaning my pores and the apple cider vinegar is good for my acne, I use I quarter water or green tea, I quarter apple cider vinegar, half of it is witch hazel and a couple drops of tea tree. seems high maintenence, but it really does wonders, I have so many skin problems normally.

Nicole B.

Jul 11, 2013

Nicole B.

Thank girl! I think I might do the witch hazel and apple cider vinegar with 2 drops and tea tree oil and see what happens! Lol I have been doing some research online so I figure I would give that a shot.

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