What'S A Toner?

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Alyssa F.

Aug 2, 2012

Alyssa F.

In a few YouTube favorites videos they talk about there favorite toners; what's a toner?

Kaitlin K.

Aug 2, 2012

Kaitlin K.

It's a product you put on ur face, and it balances out the amount of oil. It's in liquid, and you take it on a cotton pad and dab it on .

Rikki P.

Aug 3, 2012

Rikki P.

You use it after cleansing your face (or if you're like me, you don't use cleanser in the morning (only at night), but just toner & then put on moisturizer) to 1) get anything the cleanser didn't get/remove rest of the dirt and 2) balances your ph levels whatever the heck that is, hahaha. And then you moisturize after.

Michie M.

Aug 3, 2012

Michie M.

You use toner on your face to cleanse it and to get it to be less oily. I take mine and put it on a cotton pad and RUBITALLOVERMYFACE ^U*

Alyssa F.

Aug 3, 2012

Alyssa F.

thaaaank you! Do you guys recommend any? 

Tamarei H.

Aug 3, 2012

Tamarei H.

Clinique have for all skin type! Witch hazel is very nice also for oily n acne probes skin 

Lulwa M.

Aug 3, 2012

Lulwa M.

I manage a spa, and I can verify that a toner is basically step 2 in a beauty regimen. First you cleanse your skin with a mild cleanser, the toner acts as a treatment ie rose hip toner for sensitive or problematic skin type. Step 3 is a moisturizer, it could be a serum or cream - again based on skin type! 

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