Witch hazel
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I understood that Dickinson's makes an alcohol-free witch hazel.
Thayer's and Humphrey's should be available somewhere near you. It's a shaving wasteland where I live, but we still have those.
+1 on the Thayers and Humphrey's, they have alcohol free versions. I would, however, suggest that you not discount plain regular WH like Dickinson's or even a generic brand. The alcohol content in these is only 14% by total volume which is not a lot. I use generic and I can't feel or smell the alcohol in it.
If you're worried about any burn, I can attest that the Dickenson's Witch Hazel has zero burn factor. It's very nice going on and soothing.
+1. I get mine at the Pharmacy of the local hospital.
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My local pharm. has Thayers, and Dickensons (?sp) however neither of which are alcohol free, and of course there is the store brand which is the same.
Infernoorange, I am not worried about the burn, I actually embrace it, I am just trying to cut down on the amount of alcohol I use since it is so drying.
I prefer using a splash of something and if need be following up with a scent free moisturizer, however with the current weather and increase in heating needs, its like a desert.
Infernoorange, I am not worried about the burn, I actually embrace it, I am just trying to cut down on the amount of alcohol I use since it is so drying.
I prefer using a splash of something and if need be following up with a scent free moisturizer, however with the current weather and increase in heating needs, its like a desert.
If you have a natural foods store near you, you should be able to find a wider range of Thayer's products.
Thayer's is the only one I've used that has an alcohol free version. Even the Thayer's Original that has alcohol in it I do not find to be very drying.
Ben
Ben
Thayer's has alcohol free versions at GNC, Wholefoods, and their website.
