Interesting Article on the Origins of Which Hazel

[Crawford Montizano]

Found this surfing around about which hazel.

http://www.yankeemagazine.com/issues/2008-11/features/witch-hazel/1

and is this a new product?

http://www.thayers.com/store/index...._id=19&zenid=1d35728da5c324db51fd16638eb563a2

 

[Geordon]

1: Interesting article! Thanks for sharing!

2: From what I know, I don't think that it's a new product at all. Members around here have been using it for a while.

Love me some witch hazel!

 

[dod.e.ratherwell]

1) Very neat read I had no idea!

2) It's been around at least the two years I've been into wet shaving!

 

[dpmtherrien]

Thayers has been around for awhile. I have a bottle of it and its not bad, but just plain store brand witch hazel works just as well, and its cheaper too.

 

[mwhals]

Thayers has been around for awhile. I have a bottle of it and its not bad, but just plain store brand witch hazel works just as well, and its cheaper too.

Except for the stink that needs masked with something else making the costs go up. I have Thayers alcohol free lavender scent witch hazel. The Dickinson brand is relegated to medical needs and is along side the band aids and other items.

 

[proxymoron]

Good article. The idea that eight families are responsible for the world's supply of WH makes me want to stockpile some right now.