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Skin Toning Tips - Natural Homemade remedies for Skin Toning


Toning is necessary for all skin types. It follows immediately after cleansing and helps to refresh the skin. It also helps to improve blood circulation to the skin surface and gives the skin the 'glow' that is associated with its good health.

In a way, toning completes the cleansing process by removing every trace of cleanser and other residue. It also helps to close and refine the pores. This is of particular importance to oily skins and enlarged pores.

Toners remove all traces of dirt, make-up or cleanser that remain after cleansing.

  • Immediately after cleansing apply toner to the forehead and cheeks on a pad of corron wool
  • Apply the toner to the crevices around the nose.
  • Apply the toner to the crevices around the chin.
  • A good way of toning the skin is to keep cotton wool pads soaking in a bowl of skin tonic, in the refrigerator. After cleansing the skin, wipe with the skin tonic pads and then pat the skin briskly. This stimulates blood circulation to the surface.

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