Applying Toner & a Facial Mask

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Summary: Discover tips for applying skin toner and a French clay mask to the face. Learn about deep cleaning the skin in this free video on skin care and steam treatments.

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Marry Ann Higbee Marry Ann is a professional cosmetician who has worked for many years in "Sedona Spa" at Los Abrigados resort in Sedona, Arizona. read more

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Applying Toner & a Facial Mask

After my cleanser, I'm going to apply my toner just to make sure it's thoroughly clean. A little toner. Reapply the eye pads. Go ahead and apply our mask. Now this mask is a French clay and it's a little more drying. It doesn't have the hydrating properties that the first mask had. It has more of a drying quality. You don't want to add excess oil onto a skin that already has plenty of oil. Apply this and we're going to let this sit for about five minutes. I don't generally apply this mask to the neck because you don't want the neck to be drying, so what I will do is apply my mask just up to the chin area. And we'll let this sit for five minutes and also, hydrate the lips and just let your client peacefully rest. A little hydration for the lips, there you go, and in five minutes, we'll remove the mask and use the finishing cream.