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Jocelyn Wong

Toner is the second stage in skincare, and removes any residual grease and grime. It also tightens pores and prepares skin for moisturiser.
Clarins Toning Lotion O/C (HK$210/200ml) 
Gradually but effectively reduces pore size  and smells amazing. This  leaves skin feeling soft, clean and, best of all, very hydrated.
Promedial Moisture Lotion Light (HK370/75ml)
Totally oil-free feel,  plus it sinks in well. Free of preservatives.
Benefit Moisture Prep Toning Lotion (HK$280/177.4ml) 
Not only makes skin feel soft and supple to the touch, but the sweet scent of natural oats and meadowsweet is amazing.
The Body Shop Nutriganics Refreshing Toner (HK$189/220ml)
The Earl Grey tea-like scent is sublimely refreshing. This gel-like toner is only suitable for oily-combination skin, though, as it has a mildly drying effect.
Orbis Aquaforce Lotion M (HK$189/180ml)
Helps fade blemishes, and is fragrance-free, so ideal for sensitive skin. Skin feels tauter and smoother, and all at a pretty affordable price.



This week we test: toner