Types of Toners

Because acne prone skin is often oilier than normal or dry skin, sensitive to fragrances and dyes, and in need of ingredients that can balance your natural oils and reduce inflammation, it's important to read labels on toners and choose formulas that are free of alcohol and harsh chemicals.

Toners can work wonders to shrink pores, minimize acne, and balance your pH levels. They're guaranteed to boost your beauty routine and provide you with the healthy skin you crave. Check out our favorite facial toners for a new and improved glow, and you'll finally see what all the fuss was about.

For dry skin, it is best to look for toners that are both moisturizing and hydrating. Products that contain hyaluronic acid, dimethicone, glycolipids, and peptides are your best bet. These ingredients help hydrate and soothe skin before applying a moisturizer.

Banila Co. V-V Vitalizing Intensive Cream is a firm, dense cream dries to a soft matte to satiny finish, settling evenly over any irregularities in skin texture to create a primer-smooth surface for makeup.

Many toners for mature skin like Perricone MD Firming Facial Toner have added active ingredients (DMAE and Alpha Lipoic Acid) that penetrate the skin and boost the performance of skin care products from the same range applied afterwards.