Toner isn't lotion. It's 2 totally different thing.

- Firstly you cleanse your face
- Secondly you need to tone
- Thirdly you need to nourish via serums (this is optional)
- Lastly you need to moisturize with a face moisturizer

Then once or twice a week you can use a face mask or face scrub if your cleanser doesn't have exfoliating properties. Another optional step is double cleansing via oil cleansing method, more suitable for those that put on make ups regularly.

For pores, you need to look for ingredients with astringent properties. Usually in toners. For example rose water or witch hazel.

For firming up your skin, you need to look for ingredients that improves skin firmness or elasticity. Usually in serums or face moisturizers. For example kigelia africana.

Errr......can't really read the website.

Toners are usually like water, very liquid. In fact, floral water makes great toners.

Lotions to me, is something for the body. Thick creamy texture. If it's for face, that'll be creams.....also thick texture. Learning skincare & practicing a full regime may seem tedious, but it's good to start early so that you don't accidentally damage your skin. If you can't afford the good ones, it's fine. At least stay away from the toxic ones.

Is ur skin oily?

That's not the purpose of toner

A toner with the right ingredients can shrink your pores, balance off your oil/sebum production, balance back your skin pH after cleansing & cleans soap leftovers.

Yes, that is correct step.

I also have enlarged pores around my nose and cheeks, and my Dermatologist recommended that I rub ice, wrapped in a thin fabric, on my face twice a day. I researched, and it is indeed beneficial. I've been doing it for two weeks, and though results aren't instant they will be long term. There has been some improvement.

My friend used Neigene Skin care and her skin condition improved, she used to have acne scars and big pores; used make up to cover up, comes with 60 days money back guarantee as well.

You're welcome! Just remember NOT to rub the ice directly on your face because it can damage your skin. Something like a frostbite would occur. I learned this the hard way.