"Regardless of the
effectiveness of a product, it will be of little help if the ingredients are
unable to penetrate into the skin. Absorption problems can block even the best
skincare lines. The pH balance of the product is one of the most important
factors—it must be in a specific range to not only allow, but promote
absorption. When an invisible, unintended barrier is challenging the product,
you’ll get a less than optimal result because the deeper collagen layers are
never reached."
The solution to this problem is, of course, use of toner. Toner is the most effective way to bring your pH level back to normal when you wake up, before you go to bed, or anytime during the day, while it also helps keep a natural glow.
As I mentioned earlier, after doing some research, I've found many beauty bloggers and writers say, in short, that toner is unnecessary. But from a personal standpoint, I'm not sure how they can say that. I never used toner until a few months ago. I am not an acne-prone teenager, but I do deal with the same skin issues most women do- waking up with surprise blemishes, all-too-obvious blackheads, an oily chin and nose, and often, a tired, dull complexion. After using toner, I've noticed a significant improvement my oily areas and minimized blackheads. For me, using toner has increased the effectiveness of my other products and has made me much more confident and lot happier with my skin!
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