“Witch hazel is a botanical extract derived from a flowering plant. Preparations have been made from its leaves and bark for ages,” said Dr. Hadley King, a board-certified dermatologist who ...

Claim to fame: Many of us are familiar with witch hazel — the astringent that once was a staple of every family’s medicine cabinet. Fans of Looney Tunes cartoons also know “Witch Hazel” to be the ...

Witch hazel is another name for the plant Hamamelis virginiana, which produces an extract that has many medicinal properties, including for skincare. For example, witch hazel extract acts as an ...

If you’ve been on the prowl for ways to fine-tune your skin care routine-say, by adding more natural ingredients to your repertoire-you may have noticed that witch hazel is starting to make a comeback ...

Just like baggy jeans, chokers and “The Rachel” haircut — old trends have a tendency to come back in style, and that applies to beauty and health products as much as ‘90s fashion throwbacks. If you ...

“The twigs and bark of the witch hazel plant contain therapeutic constituents that when extracted and distilled create the clear, fragrant, natural astringent that has been known for generations as a ...

This article originally appeared on InStyle. Sure, there’s a number of new lotions, potions, and the like that claim to zap pimples fast, but sometimes going back to the basics is one of the most ...

Awesome, you woke up with puffy bags under your eyes. To perk up your peepers, beat 1 egg white and 1 teaspoon of witch hazel until foamy. Dab the mixture under your eyes and let sit for 15 minutes, ...

From early October into November is the time to catch witch hazel in its prime. Few plants in our Southeastern flora can surpass this shrubby little tree in regard to appearance and interest. Witch ...

“Witch hazel is a botanical extract derived from a flowering plant. Preparations have been made from its leaves and bark for ages,” said Dr. Hadley King, a board-certified dermatologist who ...