Monday, July 25, 2011

Review: Grateful Body Dry-Normal and Normal-Oily Toners

Toners are a vital step in most skin care routines, but I've always found the application process to be slightly wasteful. Many skin care lines recommend applying the toner using a disposable cotton ball or come on pre-moistened, disposable pads. Grateful Body makes a unique set of toners that come in spray bottles, which is faster and helps avoid the use of disposables.

Pros:
  • Convenient spray applicator
  • No cotton balls required
  • Effective
  • Many organic ingredients
  • Gentle toner
  • Available in three versions tailored to different skin types
Cons:
  • May have to spray a few times to get full effect
Summary:
I really enjoy the spray dispenser for both the speed and simplicity. Just make sure to spray enough product on your face for full effectiveness (I usually use two sprays). I especially enjoy the light scents and simple ingredients. I'd recommend this product to anyone looking for a good toner.

Product Ratings (out of 5)
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