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Thanks for the quick reply as always. I've read several places that a toner is a great step in any regimen, but I'm just curious as to why. I get that its supposed to "tone" the skin, but what exactly does this mean?

I am currently using the Coral KAVI bar twice a day; once in the morning and once at night. Additionally, I use the Salicyclic Acid Peel 8 once per week and use it as a spot treatment on days I do not actually do the peel. I also moisturize twice per day. I am definitely seeing results from where I used to be, but I my pores are still rather clogged and I am getting the somewhat small, but frequent breakout. I am curious as to when and how a toner (whether it be the KAVI toner or a home-made one) should be incorporated into my regimen? Is it something that gets applied and stays on the skin or should it be used as a second cleanser and washed off? Thanks!

Hi Kavi Support, I didn't do enough close reading before making the switch to the Coral soap bar. I only gave my skin a couple days to make the switch between using BP and cleansing with the coral bar. As indicated might happen by a couple of your posts, I began to break out a little bit in areas with a light rash/small whiteheads. What would be the recommended course of action? Thanks in advance.

The instructions say to use an antibacterial cleanse and the website recommends the DermaWash to cleanse the skin before administering the weekly peel with Salicylic Acid 8. Is the KORAL Cavi bar an acceptable/safe way to cleanse the skin before application? I have slightly sensitive skin. Thanks!