A skin care routine should consist of a cleanser, toner and moisturizer. Often, people skip the middle step because they're unsure of what exactly a toner can do for the skin.
Toners help to sweep away any cleanser or dirt that has been left behind, providing a clean canvas for the moisturizer so it can absorb completely into the skin. However, toners are not a "one size fits all" product.
Women with dry skin may want to consider using a diluted aloe vera gel as a toner. Simply soak a cotton ball with the concoction and sweep over the whole face before applying a face and neck cream.
Pure rose and lavender water can be used as a toner for individuals with sensitive or normal skin. A combination of the two smells lovely and works great, but each are effective on their own, too.
People who have skin that tends to be more on the oily side can use witch hazel or peppermint tea with a squeeze of lemon juice for a refreshing post-wash treatment.
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