Apple Cider Vinegar Toner For Beautiful Skin
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Author: Mamta
Recipe type: Apple Cider Vinegar Face Toner
Cuisine: DIY, Beauty
Ingredients
- Apple cider vinegar (buy from here)
- Distilled water
- Spray bottle (buy from here)
Instructions
How To Make And Use
- Pour 1 part Organic Raw Apple Cider Vinegar into a glass jar, bottle or container.
- Add 2 parts distilled or filtered water.
- Shake the bottle to combine the mixture.
- Apply the toner to your freshly cleansed skin using a cotton ball or pad, avoiding the eye area.
- Apply your usual, daily moisturizer after the apple cider vinegar toner has dried.
- Experiment with the ratios of ACV to water and see what your skin likes and responds to the most. You will know when you find it.
Notes
1. Be sure to use an organic raw unfiltered apple cider vinegar, preferably with the ‘mother’.
2. Apple cider vinegar does smell a little bit like feet. Once the toner dries on your face, the smell almost completely dissipates, in my opinion. If the smell does bother you too much, instead of letting the mixture dry on your face and stay on there, try letting it dry a bit, then rinse your face quick with a splash or two of water, before applying your moisturizer.
3. This will sting on any open pores, scratches, pimples. Breaking out from apple cider vinegar is normal. It kills off bad yeast. Apparently, it works by purging your skin’s toxins before it starts to heal. The purging can come in the form of acne.
4. ACV is highly acidic and a pH of 3.0. Using this more than twice daily can be too much for some skin types, especially if skin already has issues.
5. It does work for many, but for others, it certainly can be an issue. So carefully watch your skin to gage results.
6. New pictures have been updated but the recipe is the same.
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2. Apple cider vinegar does smell a little bit like feet. Once the toner dries on your face, the smell almost completely dissipates, in my opinion. If the smell does bother you too much, instead of letting the mixture dry on your face and stay on there, try letting it dry a bit, then rinse your face quick with a splash or two of water, before applying your moisturizer.
3. This will sting on any open pores, scratches, pimples. Breaking out from apple cider vinegar is normal. It kills off bad yeast. Apparently, it works by purging your skin’s toxins before it starts to heal. The purging can come in the form of acne.
4. ACV is highly acidic and a pH of 3.0. Using this more than twice daily can be too much for some skin types, especially if skin already has issues.
5. It does work for many, but for others, it certainly can be an issue. So carefully watch your skin to gage results.
6. New pictures have been updated but the recipe is the same.
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Recipe by Alluring Soul at https://alluringsoul.com/apple-cider-vinegar-toner/