Witch hazel includes substances known as tannins. Witch hazel, when applied directly to the skin, will help decrease swelling, restore damaged skin, and combat bacteria.
The uses of witch hazel are limitless, but here are the most common surprising uses:
– REDUCE STRETCH MARKS: Witch hazel may have some advantages for maintaining healthy collagen fibers, giving it an option for stretch mark therapy. Pregnant women use it during their pregnancy to avoid stretch marks on their bellies.
– PURIFY OILY SKIN: Witch hazel is an excellent natural skin cleanser, particularly for managing excess oil.” As an astringent with anti-inflammatory and antibacterial qualities, witch hazel can be used efficiently as a cleanser.
– AN EFFECTIVE ACNE TREATMENT: As anybody who has ever had acne knows, finding a treatment that works while still being free of harsh chemicals may be impossible. However, here is where witch hazel comes into the equation. Because witch hazel is an astringent, it helps to dry up acne. Additionally, it is high in antioxidants and efficiently combats germs on acne-prone skin without drying it out excessively.
– ANTI-DANDRUFF TREATMENTS: Do you have an itchy scalp? Dandruff is the major source of irritation, and you can get rid of it with witch hazel oil. Comb your hair and split it into various parts, then massage the oil straight into the scalp. Leave it for a few minutes before shampooing.
– UNDER-EYE SWOLLENNESS: Inflammation of the sensitive skin tissue behind the eyes causes puffiness beneath the eyes. Applying treatments containing witch nuts may seem strange at first, but they help to reduce puffiness around your eyes.
– RELIEVES IRRITATION IN THE SCALP:
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