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Quick tip: Apply toner (witch hazel) after laser hair reduction treatments to reduce inflammation Side Effects 0 Views • 4 months ago

"𝘞𝘪𝘵𝘤𝘩 𝘩𝘢𝘻𝘦𝘭 is a 𝘯𝘢𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘢𝘭 remedy made from the bark and leaves of a plant called Hamamelis virginiana. Long used in traditional medicine, witch hazel is usually applied topically in order to treat certain skin conditions. 1 Witch hazel contains tannins, a type of natural compound with astringent effects".⁣
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21 Benefits and Uses of Witch Hazel Side Effects 1 Views • 4 months ago

Witch hazel is used in a variety of beauty products. Its unique properties offer medicinal anti-inflammatory and anti-viral qualities that are often used as a topical botanical in skin care.
Witch hazel is a tree-like plant indigenous to North America and parts of Asia. Witch hazel has powerful medicinal properties that can be used in a variety of ways.
Even though there are many species of witch hazel, Hamamelis virginiana, a type of shrub native to North America, is most commonly used in the US, with the leaves and bark made into teas and ointments.
When applied topically, one of the many witch hazel uses is skin care since it is very soothing on the skin. It reduces minor inflammation and reduces swelling and redness. You’ll find many ways to use witch hazel on the skin.
Unfortunately, there are very few scientific studies backing the skin benefits of witch hazel. But because it’s pretty cheap and, in general, doesn’t cause adverse effects, it might be worth giving it a try, particularly, if your skins on the oilier side.

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21 Benefits and Uses of Witch Hazel Side Effects 1 Views • 4 months ago

9 Incredible Witch Hazel Benefits For Skin Care (TONER SECRETS) Side Effects 2 Views • 4 months ago

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If you’ve been searching for new additions to your natural skincare routine, you might have noticed that witch hazel is starting to make a comeback.
It’s best known for shrinking pores and easing inflammation, and witch hazel is already a key ingredient in a variety of beauty products. The medicinal anti-inflammatory and anti-viral qualities of witch hazel make popular for use in topical skincare.
But is witch hazel worth the hype—and more importantly, is it worth adding it to your medicine cabinet? This video will cover everything you need to know about the potential skin benefits of the natural formula.
First off, what is witch hazel, exactly?
Witch hazel itself is a tree-like plant indigenous to North America and parts of Asia. Of course, when you use witch hazel in a bottle, that’s witch hazel extract, which is taken from either the bark or leaves of the plant. Once it’s harvested, the bark and leaves are distilled to bring out the active chemical compounds of the plant.
Like most other natural remedies, witch hazel is low-cost and easy to get your hands on, and, in general, it doesn’t cause adverse effects. This means if you’re looking to keep your skin happy and healthy, it might be worth giving it a whirl—especially if your skin is on the oilier side.
Now we know the basics about witch hazel, it’s time to get into more detail about its skincare benefits. Here’s what research and studies have found out about witch hazel so far.
1. It can ward off signs of aging
If you’re looking for a natural way to firm up your skin and slow down signs of aging, like scars, redness, discoloration, dryness and puffiness around the eyes, witch hazel might be the perfect natural solution for you. It tightens skin and is protective against skin cancer, melanoma and other damage caused by UV light, thanks to its protective polyphenols and tannin antioxidants. These prevent the spread of melanoma cells and help protect healthy skin cells into older age.
You can use witch hazel in place of irritating chemical anti-aging products that are known to alter oil production and increase skin dryness. Witch hazel has been shown to help protect collagen and skin elasticity just as well as many commercial beauty products – and as an added bonus, it comes at a fraction of the price. Its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties make it great for maintaining the skin’s elasticity, while also helping you deal with the effects of environmental stress on your skin. And because using witch hazel for your pores helps them look smaller, this can make your skin appear more even.
You can easily blend witch hazel with vitamin E oil and other natural ingredients to make your own homemade anti-aging serum. Then apply it straight to discoloured skin, bruises, old acne marks and bites to help fade their appearance and reverse damage. For the best results, combine it with other skin-healthy oils like evening primrose, frankincense and tea tree oils.
2. It can tighten pores
Witch hazel is a rich source of constricting compounds that make the proteins inside skin cells close in. While this result won’t last forever, it’ll temporarily makes your pores appear smaller without drying out your skin.
Try dabbing a bit of witch hazel onto your skin with a cotton bud before bed, then leave it to dry for five minutes. Don’t rinse it off once it’s dried. For extra healing benefits, apply another round of witch hazel to the same areas. Witch hazel is gentle enough that it can be used daily in place of an alcohol-based toner.
3. It can clear acne
Witch hazel is extremely antioxidant-rich, thanks to its tannins content, which act as a natural astringent on the skin that can help to soak up excess oil. And since witch hazel is a natural cleanser, it’s capable of reducing bacteria growth on the skin, and can speed up the time needed to heal infections or scabs.
Another benefit for sensitive skin is that witch hazel helps stop sweating, and reduces the development of blackheads or whiteheads, which can contribute to breakouts and tempt you to pick at your skin. You can avoid irritating acne products altogether and instead use witch hazel, which should lower the severity of blemishes forming under your skin and prevent blackheads caused by oil build-up in pores.
How long it takes for witch hazel to clear acne depends on how severe someone’s acne is. It can take effect in just several days, but it could also take several weeks.
To try it out for yourself, put several drops of witch hazel directly on your skin wherever you notice a spot forming or where acne tends to break out. It’s even more effective when you use it in combination with other antibacterial agents, like tea tree oil, coconut oil or apple cider vinegar. Dab witch hazel on your skin with a clean cotton ball or cotton pads several

17 Surprising Witch Hazel Benefits & Uses (HEALTH | BEAUTY | CLEANING) Side Effects 0 Views • 4 months ago

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Most people are familiar with witch hazel for its skincare benefits nowadays, there are so many alternative uses and benefits of this household staple that you've probably never heard of. Witch hazel may help with a variety of common problems, so stay tuned if you're keen to learn the best benefits of witch hazel for your home and health.
1. Clean Surfaces
Who said witch hazel could only be used for health purposes? It also works really well as a natural cleaning solution for wiping down your surfaces. If you're not a fan of chemicals, or you simply don't have the right cleaning products to hand, witch hazel can come to your rescue.
Simply combine witch hazel extract with a little lemon juice and some warm water to create a fresh, natural home cleaner that can be used on glass, marble, and metal.
2. Minimize Scars
Unsurprisingly, there are many benefits of witch hazel that relate to skincare. Witch hazel can help to reduce scars and stretch marks thanks to its astringent properties, tightening skin and make scars less noticeable.
It can also help to decrease any redness associated with a scar, especially when combined with aloe vera, another scar-reducing natural beauty ingredient.
3. Remove Makeup
Ran out of your usual makeup remover? Or looking for a more environmentally friendly way to remove your makeup? Simply apply witch hazel to your skin - it works just as well.
Witch hazel is actually better than some of the popular cosmetic products offered to remove makeup, as it doesn't leave an oily coat on the surface of your skin after removing makeup. Just add a little witch hazel to a cotton pad and swipe - you'll be surprised at how efficient it is.
4. Treat Cold Sores
Cold sores are up there with the most annoying skin conditions of all. If you've ever had a cold sore, you'll know how it can affect your confidence, and you've probably tried everything to get rid of it.
Thanks to its anti-inflammatory and astringent properties, witch hazel is a great -and safe -natural remedy for treating cold sores effectively. It does this by encouraging cold sores to dry out and heal at a faster rate.
5. Treat Hemorrhoids
Sorry - no-one wants to think about hemorrhoids, but they're a common complaint amongst humans, so it's helpful if you know how to treat them.
You can apply witch hazel to your skin if you're dealing with hemorrhoids, and it should reduce discomfort and irritation and relieve burning. Because witch hazel has anti-inflammatory properties, it may also be able to soothe swelling. Just add it to a cloth or a cotton ball and carefully apply it to your skin.
6. Soothe Razor Burn
Shaving with a razor, especially while in a rush, can often result in razor burn. While this is hardly life-threatening, it can be itchy and painful, and may even lead to infection.
As witch hazel is a natural anti-inflammatory, it can soothe the common symptoms of razor burn, including redness, itchiness, and irritation. Try to look for alcohol-free witch hazel in this case, which won't irritate your skin further.
7. Reduce Minor Bleeding
It might sound like something too old-fashioned to bother with, but there's a reason why people still use witch hazel to put a stop to minor skin bleeds - it really does help.
Simply soak a cotton ball with a little alcohol-free witch hazel and apply it to the bleeding skin. Because of its astringent nature, witch hazel can pull the skin together and promote blood clotting, decreasing blood supply to the area. Just make sure to only use this as a skin care solution for minor bleeds.