Toner is Amazing for Skin!!

Rose Water Spritz

Getting a flawless makeup finish requires more than just a foundation . The key is making sure your skin is minamizing the shape of your pores and prepped with skin care — including the right toner. Because whether you’re swiping some on a cotton pad to or using some as a makeshift face mist or using my You`ology Rosewater Toning Spritz, toner is a must-have for achieving an airbrushed, shine-free face beat. If you’re not convinced just yet that toner is the gold star of skin prep, keep reading.

How to Use Toner in Your Skin-Care Routine 

As a general rule, I suggest using toner morning and night directly after cleansing. Just pour a bit of your toner of choice onto a cotton pad and wipe it across your face until the pad comes up clean. Then follow up with any serums or moisturizers. 

How Toner Improves the Look of Makeup 

Minimizes the Appearance of Pores 

If you’re trying to minimize the appearance of pores, then using a toner prior to makeup application can be extremely helpful. Pores tend to look larger when they’re filled with oil. Using a toner with oil-control properties can help minimize the look of pores.

Definitely look for products formulated with sebum-controlling ingredients such as non-drying witch hazel or rose water. I love the You`ology Rose Toning Spritz . It’s formulated with pore-cleansing rose water, soothing aloe vera and witch hazel, which has antioxidant and antibacterial benefits. 

Makes Makeup Last Longer

Using toner during the skin prep stage will help to control oil throughout the day, which in turn will help your makeup last longer. Reason I keep the small bottle of You`ology Rose Toning Spritz in my purse. You won’t require as many touch-ups either. If you have combination or dry skin, toner can be used as a face mist to keep your skin hydrated and your makeup looking fresh throughout the day. Simply decant a bit of your own toner into a spray bottle and keep it on-hand for a midday refresh. Another option? . 

Cleans Brushes in a Pinch 

Using a dirty makeup brush can not only impact the way your makeup applies, but it can also lead to breakouts. To ensure your brushes are fresh before putting on foundation, whip up a makeshift brush cleaner with your favorite toner. To do it, mix ½ cup of water, ½ cup of toner( use Thayers Rose Petal Facial Toner) , two teaspoons of castile soap and one teaspoon of argan or olive oil in a mason jar. Swish your brushes around, work the cleaner through the bristles and rinse. Once dry, go ahead and apply your foundation, blush or bronzer. Trust me, your makeup will apply crazy smooth.

~Tiffanyxx

Products Mention: (click on the highlight to return on the items website)

You`ology Rose Toning Spritz

Thayers Rose Petal Facial Toner

Source: Makeup

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