How to Make Facial Toner Naturally

People are always looking for ways to make their faces appear healthier, less damaged and they will do whatever it takes. Here is something you can do with out the harsh chemicals.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• ~For damaged skin type~
• 1/2 cup rose water
• 2 tbsp orange-blossom water
• 4 drops everlasting oil
• 8 drops lavender essential oil
• ~For thirsty and dehydrated skin~
• 2-3 drops honey
• 1 tsp elderflower glycerite
• 3 tbsp rose water
• 3 tbsp orange blossom water
• ~For mature and sensitive skin~
• 8 drops patchouli oil
• 1 tsp lemon-balm glycerite
• 6 tbsp rose water

1. Rose Water For damage skin:
   Take all the ingredients and pour them into a dark glass bottle, shake to blend.
   Before usage always shake bottle to be sure ingredients are completely blended with each usage.
2. Orange Blossom For dehydrated skin:
   Dissolve the honey into the elderflower glycerite and pour mixture into a dark 4-oz glass bottle. Add the rose water and orange blossom water into the bottle. Shake to blend ingredients.
   Before usage always shake bottle to be sure ingredients are completely blended with each usage.
3. Lemon-Balm For mature and sensitive skin:
   Blend patchouli essential oil in with lemon-balm glycerite, add rose water after blending. Pour into a dark 4-oz glass bottle. Shake to blend completely.
   Before usage always shake bottle to be sure ingredients are completely blended with each usage.

Tips & Warnings

• You can use toner daily twice a day.
• Apply toner before using any lotions.
• Use cotton balls or pads to apply toner.
• Toner is able to used more than twice a day.
• Toner can also be used for swollen reddened eyes. Chill toner in refrigerator, dampen 2 cotton pads. Lie down with your head slightly elevated and place the pads over your closed eyes for about 10-15 minutes at a time.