Face Toner
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Frequently Ask Questions
It depends on the strength of the glycolic acid and your skin type. Most people can start with a glycolic acid toner 2–3 times a week, while lower-strength formulas may be suitable for more frequent use if the skin tolerates them well. Always follow with a moisturiser and apply sunscreen during the day.
Glycolic acid is an AHA that exfoliates dead skin cells, helping improve skin texture, brighten dullness, and reduce the appearance of uneven skin tone. Its small molecular size allows it to exfoliate effectively when used appropriately.
A good facial toner contains ingredients suited to your skin's needs, such as hydrating agents, soothing ingredients, or gentle exfoliants like glycolic acid. It should support the skin barrier without causing excessive dryness or irritation.
Yes. Chemist At Play Exfoliating Toner combines exfoliating acids with hydrating and skin-supporting ingredients like Kombucha to help remove dead skin cells while supporting the skin's moisture balance.
Apply a face toner after cleansing and before serums and moisturisers. If you are using an exfoliating toner such as a glycolic acid toner, introduce it gradually based on your skin's tolerance.
Yes. With consistent use, a glycolic acid toner can exfoliate dead skin cells and help improve the appearance of uneven skin tone, dullness, and post-acne marks over time.
A toner is not essential for everyone with dry skin, but a hydrating toner with gentle, skin-supporting ingredients can provide additional hydration and prepare the skin for serums and moisturisers without stripping its natural moisture barrier.
Yes. A skin brightening toner containing ingredients such as glycolic acid, niacinamide, or alpha arbutin can help improve the appearance of dark spots and uneven skin tone with consistent use. Daily sunscreen is also important to prevent pigmentation from becoming more noticeable.
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