Ok, straight up: are you a cranberry fan at Thanksgiving? Cranberries are a holiday staple at my house, but I can only eat them whole--not that congealed thing out of the can. Ew (sorry Mama)! Regardless whether you like them or not, cranberries are excellent for your skin! I'm talking benefits like anti-aging, antioxidants, full of vitamins, skin brightening, bacteria-blocking,and more. I'm sharing this Cranberry Toner that is great for oily and acne-prone skin. Enjoy!
T O O L S
2 tbsp cranberry juice (I used organic)
1/2 c witch hazel (found at any drugstore or chain store)
bottle
M E T H O D
- Cleanse and dry face.
- Pour ingredients into bottle and shake.
- Pour onto cotton pad/wash rag and apply to face. Do not rinse.
- Apply moisturizer if needed.
T I P S
- Use 100% juice, or as close as possible, for best results.
- This stays for a couple of weeks and can be refrigerated.
- Juice from real cranberries can be used--just be sure it is strained.
I definitely need to do this soon!
ReplyDeleteLovely DIY! I love cranberry.
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Amazing!!! I will try it!!
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I'm trying this Elle, stat. I actually love Witch Hazel and have used it a lot through the years. Can you recommend where to get it? I have a hard time finding it in the toner?
ReplyDeleteMy Grandpa was a Fuller Brush Man and he swore by Witch Hazel so I used it as soap, as lotion and anything else you can with it. :) Love it!!!
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this is intriguing! i guess i'd have to find witch hazel, but this sounds like such a fun thing to make for people..
ReplyDeleteI would never have thought of this. Wow! Cool :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! Would've never thought to DIY a toner - especially a cranberry one. Though I probably would be tempted to drink it LOL
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I use witch hazel on my skin but I've never thought of mixing in some cranberries, although that does make a lot of sense.
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I hear cranberries have so many health benefits to them, love your DIY's
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Cindi
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Oh another great beauty tip & recipe. Thanks so much
ReplyDeleteI'm such a cranberry girl! LOVE it. :) I make the cranberry sauce every year for Thanksgiving dinner- a killer recipe with dried cherries and shallots. Soooo yum. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy early Thanksgiving, love!
-Ashley
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I just spotted fresh cranberries in the store yesterday! Love cranberries.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip! Great one!
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great idea, but my mouth is puckering at the thought of buying cranberry juice with no sugar added.
ReplyDeleteAn easy-to-make toner with my have: cranberry:) YAY!
ReplyDeleteIt must be awesome to be good at DIY's, almost every attempt I do always fails :(
ReplyDeleteI'm with you--the canned cranberry sauce is some scary sauce! I love this toner idea too!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds great! I love cranberries, though like you, I prefer them whole.
ReplyDeleteLove how easy this is to make!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a good idea and comes out a great colour! Thanks for sharing! xo
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Very cool and super easy!
ReplyDeleteWow! So cool!
ReplyDeleteSounds brilliant! All I need to find now is witch hazel...hope I can track some down here :)
ReplyDeleteDid you say oily, acne prone? I am taking notes!
ReplyDeleteI have to try this! I have a list of your DIYs already! :)
ReplyDeletehad never heard of this, have to try!
ReplyDeleteHappy thanksgiving Elle!
so cool and perfect for this weekend :)
ReplyDeletei know one thing! they're good for you! hahaha i can see them totally working as a toner. fabulous elle.
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That's a timely toner! Have a great Thanksgiving. Congratulations for getting over 1000 followers!
ReplyDeletegoing to have to try this out
ReplyDeleteI love this I repined it on pinterest oh and I saw that you reached your goal on gfc. Congrats you deserve it!
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Zhanna
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ooh very very cool! i love both cranberry juice (to drink) and witch hazel (to use) so this sounds like the perfect combination!
ReplyDeleteOooh, so cool! I had no idea you could make your own toner!
ReplyDeleteI'm not a huge cranberry fan so I can put it on my face rather than eat it - perfect!! :)
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