If there were a monarchy within the world of ingredients, witch hazel would be the longest-reigning sovereign. Sure, some trendier, newer ingredients have tried to take the throne, but let's face it: ...

Witch hazel is one of those products that can be used for seemingly everything. Have a bug bite? Witch hazel. Dealing with a honking zit? Witch hazel. Skin looking mad oily? Throw some witch hazel on ...

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 ...

Witch hazel is one of those things you're guaranteed to find in your nan's medicine cabinet. Thought to be a calming product for a number of skin conditions, the North American plant extract can also ...

Uses for witch hazel span the pollinator and human world. It's a crucial food source for pollinators late in the year, and it's approved for use as a base in skin care products.

How you apply your witch hazel (and how often you apply it) depends on both your personal preference and your skin type. “Working a toner with witch hazel in it into your morning and/or nighttime ...

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, ...

Witch hazel comes from a small tree — really more of a shrub. It’s light brown with green leaves and yellow flowers. You might see it growing in clusters in the woods anywhere in the eastern United ...