Witch hazel is actually a herb that comes from a tree of the same name. It has anti-inflammatory properties and can also be used to help heal bruises, sores, and insect bites. When it comes to application, a cotton round is all you need. I usually apply witch hazel at night, after having cleansed my face, right before applying moisturizer. The smell can be a little off-putting since it is an astringent, so it does take some getting used to. I just hold my breath on days I can't handle the smell (lol)! Once on your skin though, the smell does not linger. You will also feel a tightening sensation, which is perfectly normal...that just means it is working its magic! It is totally worth trying, you will see the benefits within a couple of weeks! You can read more raving reviews here!
Distilled witch hazel is super affordable, and can be found in the pharmaceutical aisle at the drugstore, where they carry astringents/insect bite creams (I found mine at Walmart for $4!)
Let me know if you've tried this out! :)
Witch Hazel was one of the first things I ever used on my face, I still love the smell!
ReplyDeleteThanks girly, this was so interesting to read! I gotta try this out:)
ReplyDeleteI'm actually using a cleanser right now that is made of Witch Hazel. It is made by Dickinson's and so far I am loving it! I still have a little oil, but I think once I switch to using witch hazel as a toner, I might be good to go! I used to use witch hazel more often, and I can't remember why I quit.
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Haven’t tried this yet but I’m planning to buy this next month :)
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~Pauline @Kallony
Do you know what the alcohol content is in this bottle? Can’t find it anywhere
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