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Pangea Organics French Rosemary with Sweet Orange Toner : Course Two
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(This is the second review in a series of three. If you're just starting here, please click to return to the first review.)
Next up on the menu, the French Rosemary with Sweet Orange Toner.
After the luxurious cleanser cream I wasn't surprised that my toner routine has been reinvented, thanks to Pangea Organics. In the past I'd always used pure witch hazel to tone my face. Just a few swipes with a cotton pad. Simple, swift.
Of course, with PO, there's a more elegant and more effective way to treat (and I mean "a treat") my face. Their French Rosemary with Sweet Orange Toner comes in a spray bottle. The instructions beckoned me to close my eyes and mist my face. I was skeptic at first, thinking I needed a drenching. But not so, a few mists delights and does the job, again with those delectable (and all natural) smells.
Pangea makes three toners; this one is intended for 'thirsty' skin on your face and décolleté... not a mot I learned in high school French! Décolleté, says Pangea, is the 'upper-part-of-your-chest-below-your-neck' area. Good to know.
Click here to read about the next step in my Pangea Organics' face care lineup--the Italian Red Mandarin with Rose Cream.
Bottom Line: Fancier and more effective than my past face care treatment. Love that..--B.T. (Sept 09)
Price: $26/4 oz. bottle, click to shop/purchase
Manufacturer's Site: www.pangeaorganics.com
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