Toners clean the skin and restore its pH balance, while serums are highly concentrated in active ingredients.

After cleansing, we apply toners or serums to our skin. Toners can bring the skin's pH back to normal, resulting in super-hydrated and refreshed skin. On the other hand, serums deliver a high level of active ingredients that hydrate the skin, address wrinkles, and treat hyperpigmentation.

As a result, these products look similar to water, but serums are thicker than toners. You should use both of these products together. However, you must use the serum after the face toner, followed by moisturizer.

What is a Face Toner?

Face Toners are liquid skincare products designed to exfoliate and cleanse the skin while restoring its natural pH balance. To moisturize, refresh, and protect your skin, use a toner after you have washed it. Toners don't strip skin of its natural oils. This is why they're great for sensitive skin. Toner can be used as either a spray mist or a pour-out liquid.

People with oily or acne-prone skin most commonly use toners. However, anyone can use a toner. It's also great for removing makeup from the skin after cleansing.

What is a Serum?

Serums are water-based formulations that contain a high amount of active ingredients. They can provide many benefits for different skin types. Serums can be an effective way to improve your anti-aging skincare routine. They reduce the appearance of large pores and keep the skin glowing and healthy. Serums have ingredients that penetrate the skin more than toners and heavier products. Serums can be subtle and add hydration to the skin without making it appear oily...Read more.