Mamo808
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Thank you Mark!
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@perry I would love to see a study that measured the skin pH post toner use. There would be a control group that used no toner and a group that used a well-formulated toner (pH 4.5-5.5) product with measurements at maybe 30 minutes and see if their pH rebalancing was the same.
I mean water, cleanser and sweat studies have been done. . .does that sound crazy? Or does my logic only make sense to me lol!
I think toners suffer from being a broad category. I mean hydrosols with essential oils are marketed as toners… Most water serums are just thickened toners..
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This has been an interesting topic to me for awhile now. So “good” cleansers are formulated around 5.5 but then most of us rinse said cleanser off with water at a pH of 7+. As water can disrupt the acid mantle all on its own, does a pH balancing toner assist in the skin’s rebalance of pH post cleanse. . . . Some people say no, but there is no research to disprove it so I stick to my toners.
