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Quick Question: Skinfood Peach Sake

I just acquired Skinfood Peach Sake Toner and Emulsion and I love love love them to pieces OMG YOU GUYS YOU ALL SHOULD GET IT!!!!!! Everybody has to have Peach Sake series from Skinfood!

I have a dilemma with my night time routine:

Is it -----

a.) Toner + Emulsion + Whitening Cream

or

b.) Toner + Whitening Cream + Emulsion

??????

Many sites give me varying answers! I turn to you now people, what do I do!?
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  1. Aicha Amano4:11:00 PM

    @adin_22
    Heeeeeeeeey I'm swell! Hope you're doing alright over there, too :D Wee, I hope you're gonna like the peach sake as much as I did. Its soooo nice to my skin. The first toner I've ever used that did not sting my face even a little.

    @Golden - Yeah, that's what I thought too. I should just tone and then put emulsion. And when the emulsion gets soaked to the skin I'll apply the nivea whitening cream :) thank youuuuu

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  2. Manju4:15:00 PM

    i think it should be emulsion after toner, right? coz it's supposed to sink in your skin before you use cream

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  3. Ceecile ~Priscilla Clara~ ^^5:05:00 PM

    I think the answer is A, emulsion first then cream, cause the emulsion texture is lighter than cream, so it's suppose to sink first to the skin..
    I read it somewhere in the beauty blogsphere, hehe..

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