A real witch called WITCH HAZEL

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Halloo,

I hope your week is going great?

Here is a great liquid to include in your skincare routine. This unassuming looking liquid is called Witch Hazel. Rightly named in my opinion, because this one is a real witch.

I guess whoever gave it that name knows what he or she is talking about.

Else how are we to explain this quiet-looking liquid packing so much punch? But then we all know the quiet ones are the most deadly. Right?

Witch hazel comes from the witch hazel plant, a flowering shrub that grows wild in North America and Asia. A natural source of several skin-benefiting antioxidants.

Witch hazel is natural, available, and not expensive.

Having a bottle of witch hazel ready at home is really beneficial because it can calm and soothe bruises, insects bites and stings.

Let me hint you on of some of the wonders Witch Hazel can perform on you.

1. You can clear your Spots, Acne, Pimples, and Blemishes by taking cotton wool soaked with Witch hazel and clean the affected area regularly.
2. Using Witch hazel to clean cuts and bruises will protect you against infection and your wound will heal faster.
3. A good skincare tip that really helps with the time of year we are in is to treat sunburn with this wonderful liquid. Application of Witch hazel will fasten the time of healing. You’ll also escape the flaky skin.
4. Dry Skin is a devil most of us wish doesn’t exist but alas it does. You can take it head on if you apply Witch hazel after taking a bath or showering, locking moisture into your skin. In my opinion, this works better than most top beauty products out there.
5. Eyes looking very tired and red? Witch hazel is here to help. A few drops into cold water and soak a handkerchief or any piece of cloth in to make a cold compress. Place over your eyes and relax for 10-15 minutes. Voila! Bright eyes!
6. Witch hazel’s astringent and soothing properties can reduce this type of puffiness.

How about making a DIY Tightening Facial Toner with Witch hazel?

Still wondering why it is called ‘Witch Hazel‘? I guess not.

NOTE

Though witch hazel is a great help for the skin but to be used as a short-term remedy. Long-term use may cause skin irritations.

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Stay with me,

Ruka

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Ruka

My name is Ruka. Born and bred in Nigeria. Now living in Ireland. I am a Woman, Feminist, Wife, Mother, Muslim, Black, and African. I am an Entrepreneur who also works in Finance Administration. I am a Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain Warrior. I love writing and hope to make a name for myself doing it.

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