Got Oily Skin? Here Are 5 Natural Homemade Toners You Can Try

• Ebun
• July 1, 2021
• Beauty
• DIY Toners For Oily Skin, Homemade Toners For Oily Skin, How To Make Your Own Toner
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When it comes to taking proper care of one’s skin there are so many steps involved. Generally, the skin care routine is a three-step process—Cleanse-Tone-Moisturize.  Other steps like Exfoliating and Masking are equally important yet not required on a daily basis.

For women with oily skin cleansing and moisturizing might seem like the most important steps yet toning should never be overlooked. Toners are crucial for restoring the natural pH level of your skin after cleansing.

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They also help to soak up excess oil from your skin, shrink pores, and get rid of any remaining impurity or leftover makeup from your skin which is a total plus.

There are so many ready-made toners available in the cosmetics market and beauty supply stores yet they are often loaded up with synthetic chemicals that only ruin your flawless skin in the long run.

With the aid of a few items in your kitchen, you can DIY your own natural toner. Here are 5 DIY homemade toners you should try.

1. Apple cider vinegar

ACV seems to be one of the natural solutions for almost every skin and hair problem. Apple cider vinegar is your best bet when it comes to dealing with oily skin. Not only does the vinegar helps balance the pH of your skin, but the enzymes present in it help prevent further breakouts.

How To Use

• Mix 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar in 1 cup of water.
• Immerse a cotton pad in the solution and then wipe your face with it.

2. Aloe Vera

The aloe plant is also known as the miracle plant has a lot of benefits for the skin and hair. It also helps in the regeneration of skin while shielding it against pathogens.

How To Use

• Slice an aloe vera leaf and scoop out the gel.
• Dilute 2 tbsp of the gel with 1 cup of cool water.
• Apply the solution to your face using a cotton pad.
• This solution also soothes sunburns and rashes.

3. Green Tea

Green tea contains antioxidants found which help tighten pores and get rid of toxins from your skin.

How To Use

• Brew a cup of green tea and let it cool
• Use the tea as a toner after every wash

4.  Rose water and ACV

Rose water can also be used in conjunction with apple cider vinegar to make a DIY toner. The vinegar helps normalize the pH of your skin. The rose water works as a mild hydrating agent and also soothes irritated skin. The anti-inflammatory rose water can also be used to get rid of puffiness under your eyes.

How To Use

• Pour 2 tablespoons of rose water into a spray bottle. You can either buy it from the market or make your own at home.
• Add 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar.
• Fix back the pump of the bottle and shake well to mix the two ingredients.
• Use the DIY 1 or 2 times every day after cleansing your face to keep oily skin in check.

5. Cucumber

Cucumbers serve well as natural toners, especially for oily skin.  Cucumbers are also rich in vitamins A and C and essential minerals, which give a healthy boost to your skin.

How To Use

• Take 2/3rds of a fresh cucumber and chop it up into small pieces.
• Pour a cup of water into a pan and add the chopped cucumber.
• Heat the pan for about 8 minutes until the water starts to boil.
• Blend the cucumber and water.
• Let it cool and then filter the juice out using a sieve.
• Apply this toner onto your face using a cotton pad.