There are several reasons to have a bottle of witch hazel on hand, ranging from domestic cleaning solutions to natural beauty cures. For decades, this organically produced substance has been gathered from the witch hazel plant in North America, where it has been utilized for everything from skin health promotion to infection prevention and insect control.
Native Americans have traditionally utilized the witch hazel plant’s leaves and bark as a traditional remedy.
Today, witch hazel is available at most drugstores. It is often used as an astringent, drawing tissue together and constricting blood vessels.
People use witch hazel on their skin for a lot of reasons, including inflammation, injury, insect bites, and other skin problems…
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