Happy sunday x Sharing different ways i use face toners: The traditional way- moisten a cotton pad to remove any traces or dirt not picked up by cleanser. Areas such as behind the ears, nape, chest. Watery toners suit this method. If you need to gently exfoliate, the @marynmay_official Cica Toner & @somebymi are good! Refreshing scent of tea tree and feels cooling too! For viscous, slightly thick consistency toners, I use my palm and gently pat it on my skin. @pyunkangyul Toner essence is great for this method specially if your target is to hydrate! @haruharuwonder_official Rice Hyaluronic Toner is good too. It has a lighter viscous consistency and full of antioxidant rich botanical extracts! As a facial mist - fill a spray bottle of your preffered toner and apply whenever, whereever! For layering - I love this method! I go apply a watery, calming or exfoliating toner first, followed by 2-3 layer of hydrating toner. As a cleanser - got an empty foaming pump bottle and a toner that creates teeny bits of bubbles when you shake it? Add that and voila, you got yourself a gentle morning cleanser! As a diy mask: add to cotton pads, lay em across your face for 5 minutes! For your body - yep! Toners can be used on body parts too! Exfoliating toners are great for chest, back (best to tranfer toner in spray bottle to cover the whole back), KP even underarms! For hair - I ran out of scalp scrub and got exfoliating toners that's just sitting there, collecting dust. I apply it on my scalp, use a brush, leave it on for 20 minutes. The @tocobo_official AHA BHA Lemon Toner and Benton BHA Aloe Toner both performed well and love the subtle cooling + how gentle it is on scalp! No sting and dry feel whatsoever. Effectively removes build up and reduced the flakes too! Don't think that toners are not necessary. I honestly feel incomplete when I don't use one in my routine. It's a matter of preference. If it works, I want it in different types/consistency. If it doesn't, I'll find other ways to use it. PR from @stylekorean_global :) What's your take on toners?