Make Your Own Refreshing Facial Toner
What you'll need:
Container which holds at least 9 oz of liquid
Witch Hazel
1 fresh lemon
What you'll do:
Squeeze half a lemon into the measuring cup
Pour witch hazel and lemon juice into your container
Refrigerate
Saturate a cotton ball or pad with the toner and apply liberally to face
Notes:
The benefits of witch hazel are numerous. It is made from the leaves and bark of the witch hazel shrub. It has been used for as long as I can remember as a facial astringent and a treatment for minor cuts. It is gentle and will not dry out your skin. It naturally cleanses and is safe for sensitive skin. It also is antioxidant and ant-inflammatory.
Lemon juice is packed to the pulp with vitamin C. C is an antioxidant which will bring increased skin renewal. It is a natural toner and skin brightener. It also feels very refreshing on the skin.
Both products are good for acne prone skin or any skin type.
Don't forget to moisturize and wear sunscreen daily.
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Yes, it does take a lot of work, but I enjoy it. I try to post at least one blog a day, post links to Pinterest, Reddit, Facebook, and Twitter as well.
DeleteThat is the computer work part of it. There is, of course, for my blog, the actual work of making things and trying them out. I almost always try things out before posting them, so there is that.
I'd say committing to journaling every day is a huge thing so you should be able to write a blog as well.
Some hints:
Blog (or try very hard to) daily. Readers want regular content they can depend on.
Keep things simple to understand.
Hope this helps!
Amy