15 Jan
Skin Care recipes
Author: Ellemental
54
Rejuvenating toner, combination skin
Formula: 21239 Difficulty level: beginner Shelf life: min 3 months pH optimal: 5.5-6.0

Phase Ingredients Dosage % Total 100 gr
A Distilled water 48,7 48,7 gr
A Lavender water 20 20 gr
A Rosemary water 20 20 gr
A BHA Natural Salicylic Acid 5 5 gr
A Red Wine extract 3 3 gr
A Niacinamide 2 2 gr
A Hyaluronic acid LMW 0,2 0,2 gr
A Cosgard 0,6 0,6 gr

1. In a glass or other bowl add the ingredients in turn in the order given in the recipe, stirring after each.

2. Transfer the resulting solution to the dedicated container

A formula aimed at combating the signs of ageing, reducing wrinkles, smoothing the skin, improving the appearance of acneic skin, with enlarged pores, lacking tone and brightness. Apply twice daily, morning and evening, after cleansing the complexion. Suitable for combination and oily skin.

Recipe products and accessories

Reviews

Submit comment
E
Ellemental
04 Sep 2023
Hello, Yes, you can include Marine Z in the formula. In the case of a teen we recommend removing the LMW hyaluronic acid. The resulting difference is adjusted with water. Have a good day!
Reply
C
Cristina M.
03 Sep 2023
Hello. By including Marine Z in this formula we are only adjusting from the water ! Would the toner be suitable for a teenage girl with acne-prone skin?
Reply
E
Ellemental
16 May 2023
Hello! Sure, you can make the replacement.
Reply
D
Daniela F.
16 May 2023
I prepared the toner according to your recipe and was very pleased. I would like the next formula to make it by replacing plain water with floral water. Would that be ok? Thanks for everything!
Reply
G
Györkös V.
19 Oct 2021
Thank you for your reply :)
Reply
E
Ellemental
19 Oct 2021
dear Victoria, in theory the proposed Victoria is feasible, but without testing we cannot predict the success of the formula. Try it on a small amount first.
Reply
G
Györkös V.
19 Oct 2021
Dear Elemental, yes, I wrote the question backwards. I would like to add Pha to the recipe :)
Reply
E
Ellemental
18 Oct 2021
Dear Victoria, we don't understand exactly what you mean, the recipe already contains BHA but not PHA.
Reply
G
Györkös V.
14 Oct 2021
Dear Elemental, if I reduce PHA to e.g. 4% and I want to add BHA to this formula, how much % can I add (for sensitive skin) Thank you for your reply :)
Reply
E
Ellemental
22 Sep 2021
Hello! In principle yes, you can also prepare the recipe with AHA fruit acids.
Reply
E
Ellemental
22 Sep 2021
Hello! Sure, you can make the suggested substitutions.
Reply
A
Adriana G.
14 Sep 2021
Hello. Instead of natural salicylic acid BHA, can I use fruit acids AHA?
Reply
V
Vasilica L.
13 Sep 2021
Good evening! Can I replace the lavender and rosemary waters with lemon balm and witch hazel in the same quantities? Thank you
Reply
E
Ellemental
22 Jul 2021
Hello! Bisabolol cannot be included as it is an oil-soluble ingredient, but you can use 0.3% allantoin.
Reply
R
Renata B.
21 Jul 2021
Hello and thank you for all you do!I would like to add bisabolol in this formula, is it ok?should I give up something?
Reply
E
Ellemental
03 Sep 2019
Hello! Including acerola powder in this formula, as it has an acidic pH, may create problems, so without testing we can't recommend it. Caffeine can be incorporated, follow the dosage indicated in the product datasheet on the website, and should be dissolved in the phase A water beforehand by heating; then continue adding the other ingredients after the solution has cooled. Good luck!
Reply
d
daniella_d
02 Sep 2019
Hello, since I don't have vitamin C, I would like your guidance if I could replace it with acerolla powder and I would also like, if possible, to add some caffeine. In case I can do the acerolla replacement and add caffeine, please let me know in what percentage I can use them (for a slightly rosacea skin), Thanks for the helpful advice and help so far on other occasions and thanks in advance this time too!!!! Have a wonderful day!
Reply
E
Ellemental
01 Jul 2019
Given that there are many vitamin C variants, some -like ascorbic acid- can probably interfere with niacinamide. From the information we have and from our own experience, the MAP variant of vitamin C presents no problems.
Reply
R
Rusu C.
30 Jun 2019
But is it correct to use niaciamide and vitamin c combined in the same product. There is much discussion that they would cancel each other out in the same combination. Please clarify if this is true.
Reply
M
Marishell O.
23 May 2019
Thank so much for the advice. Will take note of that.
Reply

Similar articles