I’m almost out of Witch Hazel which I don’t use often. I only use it after alum when my skin is irritated, burned, etc. I want to know what is so great about Thayers over witch Hazel. I can and have even done a little mix of pure aloe in the past.
It is a witch hazel that is somehow extracted without alcohol. It also doesn't have the characteristic witch hazel scent.I’m almost out of Witch Hazel which I don’t use often. I only use it after alum when my skin is irritated, burned, etc. I want to know what is so great about Thayers over witch Hazel. I can and have even done a little mix of pure aloe in the past.
I’m almost out of Witch Hazel which I don’t use often. I only use it after alum when my skin is irritated, burned, etc. I want to know what is so great about Thayers over witch Hazel. I can and have even done a little mix of pure aloe in the past.
This looks interesting as well….If you like Witch Hazel you will love Speick. It's like Witch Hazel on steroids. I love the stuff. LoL
Speick Men After Shave Lotion - Speick Naturkosmetik
Natural After Shave Lotion with skin toning and revitalising witch hazel extract. A refreshingly aromatic fragrance composition with essential oils, such as lavender oil and menthol, invigorates the senses.www.speick.de
It is a witch hazel that is somehow extracted without alcohol. It also doesn't have the characteristic witch hazel scent.
It feels good on the face.
Old timers here will remember a guy that used to come on here writing strongly worded posts about how it isn't real witch hazel because witch hazel has to be alcohol-extracted, or something. He seemed like he knew a bit about what he was talking about, but he also completely shut down anybody who disagreed with him. I can see his avatar in my mind but his name is eluding me. Maybe one of the other old timers will remember.
I don't use Thayers, but I have tried it a few times. It's nice. A lot more expensive than drugstore witch hazel. If you can afford it, pick a scent you like and give it a try.