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Summary: The best facial cleansers and toners are the ones that work with your skin type, whether normal, oily, dry or combination. Consider the Olay Facial Cleansers followed by a good toner to keep facial skin look good with help from a beauty professional in this free video on skin care.
Jackie Silver is the owner of Aging Backwards, and has been working in the beauty profession for more than 30 years.read more
"Hi I'm Jackie Silver from Aging Backwards and author of the Book Aging Backwards, Secrets to Staying Young. I'm here to tell you about the best facial cleansers and toners. Actually the best facial cleansers and toners are the ones that are right for your type of skin whether you have normal, oily, dry or combination skin. Combination skin is when you just have oily patches on the forehead, nose and chin. I really like the Olay Facial Cleansers and you can buy them economically in almost any drug store. My favorite is the Olay Warming Hydrating Cleanser because it warms up all by itself and makes you feel like you are in the spa. Now after you thoroughly cleanse your face with whichever facial cleanser is right for your type of skin you should always follow it up with a toner because the toner balances the ph of your skin and whatever you do never ever sleep in your makeup, always wash your face off thoroughly and follow up with good Toner. Thanks for listening. I'm Jackie Silver, stay young."
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