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Toners are overpriced water — Transcript

by leeskin · 228 words · 34 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00Toners are expensive water and they do
  2. 0:01nothing for the skin. If you think this
  3. 0:03way, you might be underestimating the
  4. 0:05power of the right toner for your skin
  5. 0:06concern. When you have a lot of textured
  6. 0:08congested skin, these are exfoliating
  7. 0:10toners you can use daily. Both have
  8. 0:12enzyme protease in it, which helps to
  9. 0:13clear pores by very gently getting rid
  10. 0:15of the dead skin cells. But if you want
  11. 0:17faster results, you can use BHA or AHA
  12. 0:19toners, but not every single day. Next,
  13. 0:21if you have dull uneven skin or
  14. 0:23dehydration lines, even if you're young,
  15. 0:25both of these are very milky and
  16. 0:26brightening. This toner from Glow helped
  17. 0:28me so much when I was dealing with very
  18. 0:30dehydrated skin. You can pump it out
  19. 0:32like this and lock everything in by
  20. 0:33making a mask like this. I can see why
  21. 0:35it's been going viral, although it's a
  22. 0:36bit pricey. Hydrating quality is just
  23. 0:39top notch. It's very soothing and helps
  24. 0:40brightening the complexion without any
  25. 0:42irritation. Next, if you have red
  26. 0:44irritated skin, I recommend Centella
  27. 0:46toners. Centella's just really good for
  28. 0:48calming redness or inflammations in
  29. 0:50general. If you guys know this ampoule,
  30. 0:51this is like a toner version and it's
  31. 0:53quite concentrated with Centella
  32. 0:54extract. This one's also got 77% um
  33. 0:57heart leaf extract in it, but it's very,
  34. 0:59very watery.

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