It is hard to stumble across a citizen of Asia who has dry or flaky skin. Some might say it’s genetics. Humidity is also another factor.

But there is something more. The Asian culture has developed precise skin care rituals for preserving the skin’s youthful looks.

We can’t wait to share with you our impressions of trying out some of the best Korean toners for dry skin. But first, we will dig deep into the causes of the issue.

All skin types share different benefits and downsides.

We sometimes fail to realize that oily skin type aids in keeping high levels of moisturization. Moreover, people with oily skin are less susceptible to fine lines and wrinkles.

On the other hand, the high sebum production can lead to clogging of the pores or/and yield to acne.

But there are ways to keep that process under control. Apart from proper dieting, cleansing and moisturizing, one of the often neglected but super important steps is toning.  

Koreans are pioneers in developing a complete skin care routine, so we just had to come up with the best Korean toners for oily skin.

Most people think that using a cleanser and a moisturizer is enough to get healthy, glowing skin.

But to get the most out of a beauty regimen, you need to use a toner to freshen the complexion and to tighten pores. This results in a radiant, toned, and younger looking skin.

In Korea, using a toner or a freshener is the fourth step in their famous 10-step skincare routine.

The use of this product has become so popular that K-beauty stores are churning out at least 10 different variants that are tailored to particular skin types and conditions.

Whether you’re looking for a toner to add to your basic beauty routine, or you’re daring to go hardcore and completely Korean with your approach to skincare, there’s a toner that may help give the results you want.

Here’s our rundown of the best toners Korea has to share with the world.

Most women know that getting their hair colored at the salon can cost a lot, and the prices skyrocket depending on which salon you go to and the stylist that does your hair.

Some celebrities may not give a second thought to shelling out money - sometimes, roughly the equivalent of a month’s worth of groceries—to keep their hair color looking fresh, but for the rest of us, we’d rather find other ways to look good without spending a fortune.

This is why we opt to do DIY hair color treatments. Apart from being more affordable, a home dye job can be easily maintained with just a box or two of hair color and some time.

However, anyone who has ever experimented with hair color at home knows that it’s fraught with disaster and that the creamy blonde hair that you covet on the box may turn out more like Garfield the Cat on you.

This is why it’s important to know how to use a toner, as the right product may correct a bad dye job and give you the hair color that you want.

On that note, here’s a rundown of our top 9 best hair toners.