Go out and get some witch hazel. In case you were unaware of these ten genius applications,

The natural astringent witch hazel, made from the stems, branches, and leaves of the Hamamelis virginiana plant, has a long history of medicinal and calming usage. Because of its adaptability and efficacy in treating a wide range of diseases and cosmetic issues, its popularity has persisted over the years. There are a plethora of non-traditional uses for this commonplace yet remarkable home item.

This article will reveal several lesser-known applications of witch hazel that are just as powerful. Keep reading to find out the amazing ways one little bottle may improve your skincare regimen, home cleaning, and more.
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1. Relieve Skin Irritations: Witch hazel is great for calming skin irritations such rashes, small burns, bug bites, and because it is anti-inflammatory. The afflicted region will feel better once you apply it straight.
The astringent and anti-inflammatory properties of witch hazel make it an effective tool for reducing puffiness and dark circles around the eyes when dabbing a cotton pad soaked in the herb around the area.
Thirdly, use witch hazel to clean small cuts and scrapes; it’s an astringent and natural disinfectant, so it will help the wounds heal more quickly.

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