Witch Hazel is a very inexpensive product, with many uses. It can be found at your local drug store, usually near the alcohol and hydrogen peroxide. I love the cooling effect it has on your face, when I wash at night. 20 Uses for Witch Hazel:
- Clean scrapes
- Refine your pores
- Stop an itch
- Help ease swelling and inflammation
- Acne treatment
- Add to shampoo to prevent frizz
- Oily skin cleanser
- Eliminate under-eye puffiness
- Sooth wounds
- Stain remover (mix with white toothpaste)
- Help dry up poison ivy
- Astringent/skin refresher
- Hemorrhoid relief
- Balance out skin moisture
- Bathroom cleaner (mix with baking soda)
- Thin out paint
- Makeup remover
- Reduce the redness / appearance of pimples
- Treat chicken pox blisters
- Soothe sunburn
- Prevent razor burn
- Remove the sting from bug bites
- Fight psoriasis and eczema
- Treat dandruff
- Floor cleaner (mixed with a bucket of water)