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Sometimes it's a bit confusing whether to use toner or not, because there is no dearth of skincare products and all works on the lines of improving skin's health. Thus, many thinks toner is not a mandatory product but experts suggest it's necessity for oily skin. And what can be best than DIY toners for oily skin.
This clear liquid is after all a mix of rose water, glycerin, and few more hydrating ingredients which neutralize your skin's pH value. It also tightens the skin, give a refreshing effect, soothes the burning sensation, and remove impurities.
However, same can be achieved with some natural ingredients so we have prepared a list of best ingredients just for your oily skin.
Have a look and find out which works best for you.
5 Best Ingredients For DIY Toners
Vinegar
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You can either apply vinegar with face wash or use it as toner. Dip a cotton ball in the mix of vinegar and water( 1 tbsp in one cup of water). Wipe off your face with the cotton.
Witch Hazel
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Rose Water
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No natural ingredient can beat aloe vera when it comes to DIY. It is good to go in almost all homemade skincare products because of it's anti-inflammatory and medicinal properties.
Scoop out of the gel from a big aloe leaf and dilute with water. Rub the solution with cotton pad on your face to get the refreshing look.
These DIY have no side-effects however if your skin is extremely sensitive then you may feel little irritation especially when using apple cider vinegar. So, consult dermatologists before going for any DIY toners for oily skin.
And in case you are buying a toner then look for one free from alcohol, salicylic, benzoyl peroxide, parabens, phthalates, and fragrances. These are harsh on your skin and can cause dryness.
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