How Important Is Toner.

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Amy H.

Jan 7, 2014

Amy H.

I was wondering what toner does for you skin and if it is really needed? like I mean the liquid stuff that you put on after washing your face and before moisturizing
I'm on a really tight budget this year so I'm cutting all my makeup/skin care stuff to a minimum so if I don't need it then I won't buy it anymore

Yasmine G.

Jan 7, 2014

Yasmine G.

Well you don't really NEED it, but it helps get the excess dirt and makeup on your face and depending on which toner you get it also balances out oily skin, minimizes pores, and help reduce breakouts.
if you already have a good cleanser and are on a budget, don't feel like you need this especially if you're questioning it

Annabelle N.

Jan 7, 2014

Annabelle N.

You can use apple cider vinegar, lemon water and witch hazel all as toners and they are very inexpensive, natural and work!

Annabelle N.

Jan 7, 2014

Annabelle N.

& for me personally toning is such an important part of my skin care. It's made such a difference in my complexion

Michelle E.

Jan 7, 2014

Michelle E.

Also, when you wash your face with water and face wash, it disturbs your skins natural pH balance, (because your skin naturally has a lower pH than water. So not using a toner after can cause your skin to be unbalanced, causing brake-outs, dry spots and uneven skin tone. Also, using a toner on a cottonpad over your skin rearranges the top layers of skin cells and will eventually give you a smoother looking surface. AND, ofc, it removes any excess dirt and products from your face wash. Hope this helps and sorry for any missspells etc, I'm not english haha.

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