It seems that toners are often neglected when it comes to pampering the skin. Are you one that cleanses your face then skips straight to applying moisturizer or even a skin serum without using a toner? All you need is a good toner to compliment your skin type, and cotton balls or pads to apply the toner and lift away dead skin and makeup grime left behind after cleansing.
There are toners to compliment all skin types. Who doesn’t want glowing, beautiful skin? If your skin is on the oily side, look for a toner with mattifying powders settled on the bottom – just shake to mix the skin toning ingredients and apply this toner to your T-zone and other problem shine areas. If your skin is dry, quest for an alcohol-free toner with moisturizing properties. You can find my top toner recommendations below:
Normal Skin Toner
Dior Energizing Toner for Normal Skin, $29
This is a fresh, silky toner with radiance-boosting white tea (a stellar antioxidant). Leaves skin feeling refreshed, toned, and beautiful.
 
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Shine Control Toner
Origins Matte Scientist™ Oil Controlling Lotion, $23
This toner contains sage and phlorogine (seaweed extract) to combat shine on even the most oily of skin.
 
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Skin Brightening Toner
Shiseido White Lucent Brightening Refining Softener, $44
A rich vitamin C brightening lotion that softens skin and exfoliates as it reduces visible spots, freckles and dullness. Ensures a smooth, evenly luminous complexion. So luxurious!
 
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Anti-aging Toner
Bliss Daily Detoxifying® Facial Toner, $26
This gentle toner smoothes, moisturizes, and provides potent antioxidant protection against smoke, smog and other environmental toxins that cause wrinkles. It also preps your skin to accept serum, moisturizer, and eye cream, so you get the best bang for your buck.
 
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Toner for Men
Clarins Men Shine-Free Gel, $28
This ultra refreshing oil-free gel keeps shine under control all day. Helps prevent imperfections and soothes razor burn while protecting skin against the harmful effects of pollution.
 
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Trent
July 7, 2008