Does anyone know of a ph normalizer for skin?
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Oct 12, 2013
Catherine T.
I know apple cider vinegar has the right ph level, so I was using it as a toner but it just smells so horrible!! Does anyone know of something else that works? Thanks!!
Oct 12, 2013
Soynia H.
witch hazel
Oct 14, 2013
Heather L.
Witch hazel does have a ph 3 - 5, but is not recommended for everyday or really weekly use. As good as your skin may feel after using, it's not good to strip the oils from your skin and it can also be too drying. Toners from professional skin care lines (@ spas, sephora...) have been made to ph balance your skin. If you are trying to stay natural/ organic, just choice an organic line. I would imagine ACV is also drying to the skin.