Making Daiso Toner Pads | A Comprehensive Guide to Recommended Empty Bottles and Usage

Do you remember when making Daiso toner pads was trending on social media a while ago?

At that time, I already had toner pads at home, so I wondered if I really needed to make them, but

While preparing for my trip, I thought it would be a good idea to make one!

 

I happened to have some toner at home that was half-empty, so at Daiso DIY Skin Pads for Adhesive Sheets 100p I bought this

It was great because it came with 100 pads and an empty bottle, so I hardly had to prepare anything separately.

 

 

✅ Daiso Toner Pad Empty Bottle Set and Price

The product I purchased Daiso DIY Skin Pads for Adhesive Sheets 100p It is

Inside the empty Daiso toner pad bottle, there are 100 thin pads for skin packs, and

It also came with a label where you could write down the creation date and the toner used.

 

Toner pad empty bottle price

The price is 3,000 won !

The part number is 1039543 !

 

Since you can also buy from Daiso online these days

Those who are interested Daiso Mall Take a look at it.

Toner pad empty bottle set

The composition is For peeling pads and For adhesive sheets It is divided into!

For peeling pads It is good for gently wiping the skin texture.

For adhesive sheets The pad is thin and wide, so it is well-suited for use as a skin pack on the cheeks or forehead.

 

I chose the adhesive sheet type because I plan to stick them on both cheeks before applying makeup.

 

 

✅ Making Daiso Toner Pads

Making Daiso toner pads was actually simpler than I thought.

Leave the pad inside the empty bottle as is, and slowly pour in your usual toner.

 

I used the hydrating toner I had left at home.

Rather than pouring it all in at once from the beginning, it is better to check periodically how wet the pad is while adding it.

 

About 200ml of toner was needed to sufficiently soak all 100 sheets, and

When I poured the entire 250ml, there was plenty of toner, enough to just slosh around inside the empty bottle.

 

🍯Great Tip! If you pour too much, the toner may drip when you take out the pad, so start by adding around 200ml.

If it is insufficient, it is good to add more little by little.

 

After pouring the toner, close the lid and slowly tilt the empty bottle to evenly wet the pad at the bottom.

Since the pads are thinly layered, only the top part may look wet, but if you leave it for a moment, the toner naturally seeps down to the bottom.

 

 

✅ How to use Daiso toner pads

I put Daiso toner pads on both cheeks and forehead before drying my hair in the morning.

After removing the pad, I gently absorbed the remaining toner with my hands and started my base makeup,

The parts of my cheeks that used to be dry and flaky are a little less flaky now!

 

Also, it's great to just take this one thing with you when you travel haha.

 

 

✅ Daiso Toner Pad Review and Storage Tips

The most satisfying thing was that I could customize the toner to my liking.

Sometimes, the pad material or essence of commercially available toner pads doesn't suit your skin 🥹

Making Daiso toner pads was less likely to fail because I could use the toner I usually use.

 

It contains 100 sheets, so you can use them without hesitation. , The price was also 3,000 won, so it wasn't a big burden.

The fact that you don't need to pack a toner bottle and cotton pads separately when traveling It was comfortable, too.

 

 

However, since it is a handmade product, it is best to avoid storing it for too long.

Use the empty bottle in a clean state, and it is more hygienic to use tongs rather than your hands when removing the pad.

If the smell or color has changed, or if the toner has become cloudy, it is best not to use it even if there is still some left.

 

 

It was the Daiso toner pad that I wondered if they really needed to make back when it was trending,

Now that I've actually made it while preparing for the trip, I understand why it's frequently mentioned as a recommended item.

You can make this with just an empty Daiso toner pad bottle and toner left at home,

It was convenient to use, from the skin pack before makeup to the wipe-off toner.

 

If you have leftover toner at home that you rarely use, or if you want to pack a simple travel skincare routine

I think it would be a good idea to make and use just the amount you need!!