How to distinguish the quality of toner

We all know that for some women with oily skin, the lotion and lotion sets they generally use are all from the toner series. This is because oily skin secretes more oil and is particularly prone to acne. If you add some skin care products such as toner and lotion, the acne will become more severe. But many people don’t know which brand is good when buying toner, so how do you judge the quality of toner?

1. How to distinguish the quality of toner

1. If the bubbles are fine and abundant, forming a thick layer that lasts for a long time, then it is good water.

2. If there are few bubbles, it means there are few nutrients.

3. If there are many bubbles but they are large, it means it contains salicylic acid. Salicylic acid is a good cleansing agent, but it is a bit irritating. Women who are allergic to salicylic acid or have very sensitive skin should try not to use it.

4. If a lot of fine bubbles come out when you shake it but disappear quickly, it means that it contains alcohol. You can use it occasionally to reduce inflammation, but don't use it for a long time, as it can easily damage your skin.

2. Toner: Toner, softener and astringent are collectively called toner. There is actually not much difference between toner, astringent and softener. The only difference is that toner and astringent are more suitable for use in hot weather when the face is more oily, while softener is more suitable for use in dry seasons. After washing your face and wiping it off with a towel, using a soft lotion such as astringent and softener is a preparatory step for absorbing nutrients. It has the function of conditioning the skin and supplying moisture to the stratum corneum. Astringent not only has a astringent effect, but also supplies moisture to the skin. It also has the function of regulating excessive sebum and controlling oil. It is a must-have skin care product in summer.