Review: Skinceuticals Equalizing Toner
Toya's Take: The SkinCeuticals website talks a good game, but I don't think the toner lives up to its description. I used it for several weeks and it should have been perfect for my oily skin, according to the blurb, but it was decidedly lackluster.
First of all, I wasn't excited about having a toner that comes out of a spray bottle. The bottle makes it clear that the toner should not be sprayed onto the face. Okay, so why does it come in a spray bottle?? How does that make any sense? It takes at least five or six sprays to moisten one side of a cotton ball and, when swiped on the skin, it feels nice and light, with no oiliness, but that's it. It doesn't remove dirt, oil and residue well - it will take several cotton balls to make your skin feel really clean. I also didn't notice anything particularly soothing about it. It's really not much different than rubbing a cotton ball dipped in water onto your skin.
Being the rebel that I am, I sprayed it onto my face. I know ... the bottle says not to do that. Well, I defied the bottle! And, guess what? I actually like it better that way. Misted on, it's a nice, light, refreshing pick-me-up after your cleanser. So, be defiant! Or just skip it. Either way.
Retail Price: $24.00 (Available in spas or other authorized sites. See www.skinceuticals.com for details.)
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