Exfoliating Serum or Exfoliating Toner | Opinion

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elitaaall

Oily/Resilient

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Exfoliating Serum or Exfoliating Toner

Which one is your pick? Or do you pick both? Why?
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paoooomov user profile picture

paoooomov

Oily/Resilient

I prefer exfoliating toner, in the serums, I prefer them to hydrate, soothe and reduce blemishes
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elitaaall user profile picture

elitaaall

Oily/Resilient

aah! thats actually make sense tho ✨ thank you!
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Bibii

Oily/Sensitive

I prefer exfoliating toners, as serums tend to be in much Higher concentrations and my skin is sensitive πŸ™ˆπŸ€ But I do have some good exfoliating serums I use Once a while (mostly with PHAs) so It makes it harder to choose between them
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Bibii

Oily/Sensitive

Well im used to toners having Also some Soothing ingredients whereas serums just aim to target one concern and consist of one main solving ingredient (product from product might differ ofc) so that's Also why I prefer toners πŸ₯° but if the concentrations are both 2% serums might be easier to apply when they are in a package with a pipette. I would still do a patch test of both because salicylic acid (for me at least) IS drying. πŸ™ˆ
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BlueNWhite

Dry/Sensitive

Personally for my sensitive skin, I prefer exfoliating toners & then following up with hydrating serums. ☺️
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elitaaall user profile picture

elitaaall

Oily/Resilient

thank youu! thats a great idea πŸ™‹β€β™€οΈ
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Alca

Oily/Resilient

I love exfoliating toners because I like to use exfoliators as the first layer or right after a hydrating toner. πŸ™‚
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elitaaall user profile picture

elitaaall

Oily/Resilient

me too! but i use serums too so i feel clueless
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