Is toner the same as lotion?

What's the difference between these waters? Did you use it right?

Lotion is a common name for water in cosmetics, and its types are as follows: 1. Firming lotion: (also known as shrinking water, astringent water, toner.)

Generally, the pH value is weakly acidic, mainly transparent appearance, alcohol, menthol (mainly L-menthol) brings a cooling feeling, and at the same time, moisture and alcohol in the evaporation lead to a temporary decrease in temperature, so that the pores shrink. It has the effect of cleansing, shrinking pores, and inhibiting oil. Ideal for oily, combination, and acne-prone skin with enlarged pores.

2. Softening lotion: It is characterized by softening keratin, making ** soft and tender, and the general pH value is slightly alkaline. By helping** accelerate the removal of aging cells, it makes the skin more refreshed, and is more suitable for oily, combination skin with a duller complexion.

Usually, acne-type lotions also contain salicylic acid, which is the same ingredient as it, because it can help exfoliate and have a certain antiseptic and acne effect. But some people are allergic to salicylic acid, so look at the ingredient list when buying. In addition, there are a small number of lotions that belong to active water, which are mainly used to soothe the state, improve the activity, etc., and even some water can be used as the first water.

Toner is mainly suitable for oily skin, further cleansing, so that the skin can better absorb Toner is mainly suitable for dry skin, moisturizing and moisturizing Astringent water is mainly used by people who often wear makeup, and its biggest effect is to shrink pores Roughly the same. Toner: Further cleanses, moisturizes, promotes absorption of other skincare products, etc.

Softening lotion: It mainly softens the keratin and can make **soft and smooth. Convergence water:

It mainly emphasizes shrinking pores, oil control, etc. Painful Christmas.

Toner and lotion are not exactly the same product, and while they are similar in appearance, texture, and use, they have slightly different formulations and functions.

In terms of ingredients, toners and lotions both contain moisture and some specific active ingredients. The toner is mainly used as the first moisturizing step after cleansing, removing residual dirt and makeup residue on the face, laying a good foundation for the next maintenance; Lotions, on the other hand, focus more on moisturizing and hydrating the skin, and usually contain more conditioning, repairing, and maintenance ingredients.

There are also differences in how to use them. Toner usually involves pouring a small amount onto a cotton pad and patting the entire face, while toner can be sprayed directly or pat into your hand to absorb. The toner can also be used to set makeup or before applying**.

In terms of effect, toners and lotions also have their own advantages and disadvantages. For oily**, a toner will be more suitable, as it can effectively shrink pores and control oil production; For dry people**, using lotion will be more moisturizing and moisturizing.

While toners and lotions differ in some ways, they are both essential products for your skincare routine. Choose the right product for you, and the most important thing is to use it correctly. If you are looking for a good toner or lotion, you can try the warm essence recommended by the **department director, I believe it will bring you a surprising effect.