Dr. Alkaitis Organic Herbal Toner
Hello Everybody, Trish here again.
Today you will learn about the amazing qualities of:
Dr. Alkaitis’ Organic Herbal Toner and how to incorporate this product in your daily skin care regime. First of all, this marvelous product is a: Toner, Astringent, and a Skin Balancer. It has multiple therapeutic functions such as:
- Anti-inflammatory
- Anti- viral
- Anti-bacterial
- Heals burns
- Excellent After-Sun treatment
- Hydrates & Conditions skin
It will not dry out the skin and can be used as a moisturizer for oily complexions. It contains:
- Vitamins
- Medicinal herbs
- Therapeutic oils
It is also a vegan, living, raw product. You must admit this is a long list of outstanding qualities!
How To Use Dr. Alkaitis Organic Herbal Toner:
In the palm of your hand dispense a dime size amount of Toner. Apply over the entire face, using your finger-tips. Massage well into the skin. (It’s not necessary to use on cotton pads, the ingredients are too good to waste on it).
Oily skin types may use the Toner during the day instead of Dr. Alkaitis’ Organic Day Creme to promote a smooth and shine-free complexion, and use Dr. Alkaitis’ Night Creme before going to bed.
In the morning, after washing my face with Dr. Alkaitis Organic Purifying Facial Cleanser, I will then apply the Toner with my finger-tips and massage in well. While my face is still slightly damp from the Toner, I apply one pump of my Dr. Alkaitis Organic Day Creme and smooth onto my face & neck. Massage well into your skin.
Wait a few minutes for the Day Creme to soak in before applying your make-up. In the Evening, repeat the same procedure: Cleanse, Tone, Hydrate.
Soothing Treatment for Sunburned Skin:
Do the following: gently sponge your sunburn with tepid water and carefully towel dry. Apply a quarter-sized amount of the Toner onto the skin and let dry. Re-apply as needed. Hydrate with Dr. Alkaitis’ Organic Night Creme.
Please don’t hesitate to leave your questions and comments here.
See you next week. Same time same place.
Peace and health, Trish Alkaitis