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Benjamins Witch Hazel 60ml For insect bites (non – poisonous), boils, minor burns, scrapes, bruise, and cuts Witch Hazel works like an anti-inflammatory agent and helps reduce swelling in the tissues of the skin. Dip a cotton ball in some witch hazel oil and dab it on your acne. Witch hazel oil will cut back the excessive secretion of sebum, which is a prime cause of acne. You will notice an amazing difference in the way you look after using witch hazel oil for a few days. Your skin would appear clearer and firmer. Witch hazel has a soothing effect on a sore throat. You can use fresh witch hazel, i.e., the leaves and the bark for this purpose. Boil some bark and leaves in water and let it steep for several minutes to prepare a concentrated herbal drink, which is called as the witch hazel tea. A cup of strong and lukewarm witch hazel tea will eradicate the prickly sensation in your throat and alleviate the swelling of the larynx. Be sure to use fresh witch hazel and not the one which you get at the drugstore that contains alcohol. It is unfit for internal use. Also, drink this preparation lukewarm and not when hot. Witch hazel extract is volatile in nature. You can use it on your hair as you prepare to style your hair. Use a non-alcoholic version of the witch hazel solution for this purpose. You can easily procure a bottle from a drugstore. Transfer the solution to a spray-bottle and generously spray it on your hair and let it stay for ten minutes. You may now begin to style your hair. Your hair would look voluminous, shinier and will stay put for longer. Witch hazel tea is also good for people suffering from dysentery or diarrhea. It soothes their troubled gut and helps them recover faster. However, do ask your doctor before drinking this preparation. Witch hazel is indeed a therapeutic natural ingredient. It is loaded with goodness that speeds up the healing process and has a special place in the area of herbal remedies around the world. If you want to be healthy as well as beautiful?naturally?try witch hazel, it?s a sure winner!