ACV toner is very easy to make at home, and also it's very cheap when compared to what we have to pay for store-bought toners. What's more conventional toners are usually mixture of harsh chemicals such as alcohol, mineral oils, parabens, astringents or fragrances.
Apple cider vinegar is a product of apples' fermentation. Malic and lactic acids found in the vinegar gently exfoliate the skin and help to treat acne and reduce redness. ACV toner also regulates the natural pH of the skin, clears and tight the pores and lightens age or sun spots.
It's really worth to try ACV as it is so inexpensive and very beneficial for the skin.
As for the ingredients all we need is raw organic unfilterd apple cider vinegar with "mother" and destilled/mineral water.
Dillution ratios:
- for sensitive skin - mix 1 part of ACV with 4 parts of water
- for normal skin - mix 1 part of ACV with 2 parts of water
- for combination/oily skin - mix 1 part of ACV with 1 part of water
No matter what is your skin type, I suggest to use sensitive skin ratio for first time to see how your skin reacts to ACV toner. Then you can experiment with the ACV ratios and see what your skins responds the most.
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