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Geographical & Botanical Breakdown of Witch Hazel Oil
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Oil Profile
Witch Hazel Oil revives and nourishes the skin its therapeutic composition.Key Components
Witch Hazel Oil Uses
With its soothing properties, Witch Hazel Oil can work wonders on your skin and hair. Here are some ways you can incorporate this carrier oil into your beauty routine.
How to Use Witch Hazel Oil
Topical Uses
Soothing Facial Toner: Apply Witch Hazel Oil with a cotton pad after cleansing to help tone and refresh the skin.
Moisturizing Cuticle Treatment: Massage a drop of Witch Hazel Oil onto your cuticles to hydrate and maintain a well-groomed appearance.
Aromatic Uses
Revitalizing Linen Spray: Create a refreshing spray by combining Witch Hazel Oil with water and essential oils, like Lemon or Grapefruit. Spritz on pillows and linens for an invigorating scent that freshens and uplifts your surroundings.
Massage Oil Blend: Combine Witch Hazel Oil with the essential oils of your choice for a fragrant and soothing massage experience.
Moisturizing Witch Hazel Oil Recipe
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup Witch Hazel Oil
- 1/4 cup Coconut Oil
- 10-15 drops of your preferred essential oil, such as Lavender or Vanilla (optional, for fragrance)
Instructions
Combine the oils in a small, clean container. Apply a small amount of the moisturizer onto your body and massage it gently into your skin as often as needed.
Witch Hazel Oil Fun Facts
Witch Hazel Oil's common name is believed to originate from the Old English word "wice," meaning "pliant" or "bendable."
The Witch Hazel plant is known for its seed pods that can explosively eject their seeds up to 30 feet away when they mature.
The branches of the Witch Hazel shrub were historically used by Native Americans to create divining rods, believed to help locate water sources.
What is Witch Hazel Oil?
The witch hazel plant is primarily grown in the eastern and central regions of North America, where it thrives in woodlands and forested areas. Its distinctive yellow flowers and unique seed capsules make it a visually captivating addition to natural landscapes.
Traditionally, Native Americans were the first to recognize the healing properties of witch hazel. They used the plant to alleviate various skin conditions, including wounds and insect bites. The Native Americans also brewed witch hazel tea for internal use to address digestive issues and other ailments.
Over time, the use of witch hazel has evolved, and today it is widely appreciated for its benefits in skincare. In particular, Witch Hazel Oil is extracted from the bark and leaves of the witch hazel plant. It’s known for its astringent properties, making it potentially effective in tightening the skin and reducing the appearance of pores.
Witch Hazel Oil is known for its soothing properties, making it a popular choice for sensitive or acne-prone skin. Commonly included in toners, cleansers, and other skincare products, it offers a gentle and natural way to support clear, balanced, and beautiful-looking skin.
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Effective against cold sores
Whenever I get cold sores I massage them with witch hazel oil and it heals right away.
For kids who don't want their cold medicine
Best money I have ever spent. I can't get my kids to take their cold medicine, but adding this oil to the diffuser helps reduce their symptoms.
Noticeable eczema improvement
This oil is worth every penny, my eczema has gotten so much better after only a few weeks using it.
Some results on a sore throat
I got witch hazel oil because a friend recommended it for the cold season, and even though the results haven't been mind blowing, it does alleviate throat pain and discomfort.