Homemade Beautiful Toner

Yesterday I mentioned how much I love honey for cooking, but did you know that I’m really starting to get into making beauty products for myself as well? Believe it or not, it’s super simple, amazing for your skin and you know exactly what you’re putting on your body.

Think about it for a minute. We’re constantly being told that our skin is the largest organ the human body has, yet we are forever exposing it to harsh products and chemicals without even batting an eye. Even the water we use to shower with is sub-par!!!

So when I realized that it takes only a few simple ingredients and a tiny bit of my time to make my own bath, body and spa treatment products I simply marveled! When i awakened from the bliss induced momentary coma, I decided to try some out.

In honor of National Honey Month, the very first recipe I want to use in my Homemade Beauty section features none other than HONEY! Grab your Magic Bullet and head to the fridge (yep you read that right!), and be prepared to create amazing and beautiful skin!

Today we’re going to start with a refreshing and rejuvenating Toner for your skin! I do have a lot to say on this subject so be sure to check back soon for great ideas, more recipes and even interesting information on the importance of these ingredients for your skin.

Cucumber-Honey Toner

1 medium cucumber, cut into pieces
2Tbsp distilled water
2 teaspoons honey
3Tbsp Witch Hazel

Directions:

  • Puree cucumber using the Magic Bullet (a food processor or blender would also work). Add the water as you’re blending.
  • Grab a bowl and cover with a cheesecloth then pour the pureed cucumber onto the cheesecloth, squeeze out the cucumber juices through the cheesecloth.
  • Pour the clear juice into a clean bottle and add honey and witch hazel.

To Use

Shake the bottle before each application and saturate a cotton ball with the toner. Sweep over face, neck and chest morning and night, and let it air dry (about 3 to 4 minutes).

Store covered in the refrigerator for up to 1 week. Makes about 1/2 to 1 cup.

Note: if you don’t have the distilled water or witch hazel, just make this toner with the cucumber and honey it’s still got all the amazing benefits and will purify and rejuvenate your skin!

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