Face Mist & Toner

Face Mist and Toner

Long gone are the days when face toner used to be nothing more than a highly drying, alcohol-based solution. Now they are arguably the most effective and astringent product in your skincare routine and has long been used to help eliminate bulging breakouts and treat facial acne.

Facial toners have developed a bad image over the years, despite being a fixture in the conventional three-step 'cleanse, tone, and moisturise' routine. This is most likely due to a lack of understanding of what old school formulas performed for your skin and the belief that toners were an unneeded extra step as more products were introduced and skincare routines grew more polished.

What can Toner do for your Skin?

Face Toner by Earth Rhythm can prepare the skin for moisturisers and serums by removing excess oil, stubborn dirt, and makeup that has remained on your face after you've washed it. They aren't, however, a substitute for cleansing your face. Instead, consider facial toners as a bonus rather than a quick fix for your skin-care routine. Some toners, like their predecessors, are designed for oily skin. Oily skin may be kept matte all day using a toner that combines glycolic and salicylic acids. However, toners with moisturising components are increasingly available for drier skin types.

Benefits of Face Toners

Modern facial toners can help with a variety of issues, including dryness, acne, and ageing. A decent Face Toner by Earth Rhythm will freshen your skin without irritating delicate skin or dehydrating it. By incorporating a face toner into your daily skincare routine, you'll see an improvement in your complexion, as well as tighter pores. Even though a toner appears to be water, it contains far more than hydrogen and oxygen.

• It adds another layer of protection to your skin, minimising the danger of toxins getting in.
• It has the ability to constrict pores and remove all extra oil from your face, making it ideal for acne-prone skin.
• Your skin's pH levels can be restored using a toner, keeping it soft and healthy.
• There will always be traces of makeup and persistent grime on your skin, no matter how well you cleanse it. After cleansing, toner comes to your rescue by removing all the filth.

How to Use Face Toner?

So, how does this saviour fit into your daily routine? To get the most out of your skin, use a Face Toner by Earth Rhythm after cleaning and before applying any additional serums, moisturisers, or masks. If you're still stumped on how to combine all of your skincare products, a decent rule of thumb is to start with the lightest formula and work your way up. Toner should be used first because it is pleasant and liquid like water.

Because exfoliation might leave your skin more susceptible to solar response soon after usage, a toner with AHAs that exfoliate the skin should be used at night. If you do decide to use a toner in the morning, make sure you follow up with sunscreen to protect your skin from sun damage.

• To balance your skin's pH, use a washable cotton pad to apply toner all over your face, avoiding the region around your eyes. 
• Keep in mind that the skin around your eyes is extremely fragile, so only use a specially formulated eye cream or dark circle product on this area. 
• If the toner is too harsh for your skin at first, moisten the cotton swab with water before saturating it with toner to dilute it. Then sit back and watch as your radiant, lovely skin glows even brighter. 

Choosing a Toner for your Skin Type

Toners are made up of various components depending on your skin's needs. Before purchasing a toner, examine the ingredients to see whether it contains any potentially harmful components.

• If you have acne-prone skin, seek alpha-hydroxy acids in your toner, such as glycolic acid. Pores may look smaller as a result of this. Salicylic acid is a wonderful alternative, but it can irritate it if you have sensitive skin.
• If you have normal to combination skin, look for components like vitamin C, coenzyme Q10, hyaluronic acid, and glycerine.
• If you're in your 30s or 40s, a toner with antioxidants and moisturising elements might be worth considering.
• Look for calming components like aloe vera and cucumbers if you have sensitive skin.
• If you have dry skin, witch hazel, aloe vera, grapefruit seed extract, cucumber, and vitamin E are some of the soothing substances.
• Sandalwood, willow bark, lavender, clary sage, and tea tree are the best oils for oily skin.

Earth Rhythm Best Face Mist & Toner For All Skin Types:

1. Lavender & Vetiver Face Mist
2. Bamboo & Coconut Face Mist
3. Orange & Helichrysum Face Mist
4. Green Tea & Cucumber Face Mist
5. Demask Rose & Geranium Face Mist
6. Pore Refining Toner
7. AHA BHA Face Toner
8. Ultra Hydrating Toner

Who Should Use Toners?

A toner can be used by anyone. Toners aren't just for acne anymore. Aside from managing skin issues, their actual aim is to regulate your skin's pH. Toners containing alcohol, menthol, or perfumes should be avoided because they can disrupt the skin's barrier. 

Can We Skip a Toner? 

Because of its capacity to restore the acidic nature of the skin and wipe away any lingering debris and oil, you may not want to skip toner. However, if your cleanser is pH balanced and gives you a squeaky-clean appearance, you can forgo using a toner.

Smart facial toners are no more an afterthought in your skincare process but rather an essential part of it. Try Face Toner by Earth Rhythm for yourself and discover what a difference they can make to your skin.