DIY Facial Mist and Toner

If you're like me, you can't win with your skin.

Your T-zone gets oily, and when you use cleansers for oily skin you dry out the rest of your face. The weather starts to get colder, and your skin loses moisture. So, you slather on moisturizer and half way through the day you are pulling out oil absorbing sheets and counting down the hours when you can finally wash your face and start this aggravating cycle over once more.

Rosewater controls oil secretion and fights acne

Instead of purchasing $30 facial mists and toners, consider making your own. It's simple to do and can restore, tone, and hydrate your skin in one spritz giving you a dewy glow. Plus making it yourself with items that are already in your kitchen ensures that you don't have to deal with skin irritants like parabens, sulfates, synthetic fragrances, or dyes.