Use a cotton ball or pad and cover the opening with it, and pour some out until you've soaked it enough. Then, rub that cotton ball/pad over your face, and avoid the eye area.

Put a cotton ball or cotton pad over the opening, turn it upside down to have a little product on the cotton. Swipe over face/neck after washing.

take off the cap, then -using a cotton ball or pad, put some of the liquid on the cotton ball, then sweep across face and neck.

Dab a spots onto a round cotton swab and lightly rub it onto your face after washing. Add moisturizer after usage.

After washing my face with Clinique liquid soap for sensitive skin, I dab a little clarifying lotion on a cotton pad and gently go over my face. It feels great. I then follow up with Clinique moisturizer.

Take a cotton make-up pad, apply some of the product (put the pad at the top of the bottle and quickly bring it upside down) and just wipe it all over your face - after you've cleansed and before you moisturize.

moist a cotton ball to it and sweep it onto your face all over.

It is a toner. After you wash your face put a bit on a cotton face pad and wipe all over your face. After apply moisturizer.

You can just put it on a make-up pad and put it on your face.

I would also say avoid putting this on your eyelids/around your eyes because it will most likely just irritate them even if it is the mildest of Clinique's toners.

I like to use the 7 Day Scrub for true exfoliation, but this product does seem to keep my skin looking fresh and bright. Maybe it's the product plus the action of the cotton on skin. Not knocking witch hazel, but I do like Clinique. I like witch hazel for things like insect bites or soothing mild sunburn.

This does lightly exfoliate your skin. And Do Not under any circumstances use a straigt bottle of witch hazel on your skin. its super drying on your skin even if it doesnt look dry. Products like this that include witch hazel but also has other ingredients dont completely strip your skin of its oils (which it needs). Also the only reason a toner would "pick up" your makeup is cause your not using a makeup remover before you cleanse your face so its getting left behind then your toner picks up what left. You should use a makeup remover so your cleanser can do its job and so can your toner.

This particular formula does not exfoliate. The salycilic acid in the other formulas will exfoliate and sweep up the dead skin cells. This one, however, does not.

In answer to your question it really does a light exfoliation for skin. It works very similar to Witch hazel in its cleansing properties. It also makes the skin feel firm after like tight but in a good not uncomfortable way. However the Clinique system differs in that it has a special belnd for each skin type. Someone with oily skin is different than dry skin, and normal vs. sensitive. It's the answer to the one size fits all skincare because as we know in life one size never really fits all. Hope I helped, worse case scenario Sephora has a great return policy buy it, try it, don't like it return it no problems.

I was a skeptic too....but it really does exfoliate and is nice and gentle. Depending on your skin type, witch hazel might work too but this works really well for my sensitive, rosacea-prone skin.

I've used witch-hazel in the past for a deep cleaning. I prefer this for more sensitive areas though, and for everyday use. It cleans well, to the point that even after using facial wash, I can still see dirt/makeup on my cotton pad when I use this.

You place the toner on a cotton ball or pad then wipe your face with it. Wait a few minutes before applying any moisturizer or cream. You would wash you face prior to using this product.

you put the solution on a cotton ball or cotton pad and then rub that on your face to remove dirt.

Rub on with a cotton ball or pad and let dry. Easy! Follow with moisturizer.

No need to rub this into your skin. Just put it on a cotton ball or cotton square and gently swipe over your face. No need to rinse off, either.

Put some on a cotton ball, and smooth over the face. That's it!

I think Clinique has a web site listing all ingredients. Their customer service is also very good.

water, alcohol, glycerin, butylene, glycol, hamamelis virginiana, trehalose, salicylic acid, acetyl glucosamine, sodium hyaluronate, sodium hydroxide, tetrahydroxypropyl ethylenediamine, disodium edta, phenoxyethanol, benzophenone, yellow, blue

NO ALCOHOL

Go to clinique's website. There is a skin care quiz you can take that will give you the correct option.

The #1 would probably be best, but you could also try the #2 if you're concerned about oily areas. Neither one is drying, but if the #2 feels a little too much, just use it less frequently.

Start with #2 and build up to #3 or #4

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