What is the function of activating water and how to use it correctly

Toner is a skin care product frequently used by female friends, but for those who use it for the first time, do you know the ingredients and effects of toner? Let’s take a look at the functions of toner.

What is the role of activating water

First, it helps the skin replenish moisture. This method of replenishing moisture from the outside to the inside ensures that the skin has sufficient moisture and is not easily lost. Second, it cleanses the skin, removing excess oil from the skin and playing a cleansing role.

What is the difference between toner and toner?

The difference in ingredients is that compared to toner, activating water contains vitamin C and vitamin E; in terms of efficacy, activating water focuses on repairing, while toner’s main function is to moisturize. Both toner and revitalizing water are lotions, but toner is more nutritious. Vitamin C can block ultraviolet rays, and vitamin E has a good anti-aging effect.

How to use activating water correctly

The correct way to use toner is to use it after basic cleansing, then drop an appropriate amount on the palm of your hand or face, and gently pat until absorbed; when applying a wet compress, you can wipe along the skin texture from the inside out, use a little more on the nose and "T" zone, and then gently pat to help absorption.

What age group is the skin toner suitable for?

Generally, toner is not restricted to a specific age group and can be used by people of any age. However, it is not recommended for people under 18 years old because their skin is relatively delicate and does not require special skin care products.