How to Make and Use Your Own Witch Hazel Tonic

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How to Make and Use Your Own Witch Hazel Tonic

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The witch hazel plant is harvested and dried in the early spring or late fall. Among other things, witch hazel is used to treat bruises, sores and swelling. You can buy witch hazel fluid in the store, but it can contain additional contaminants.

In this article, Dawn explains how to make your own, homemade witch hazel tonic. The tonic is easy to make and only uses 3 ingredients. One of the many uses of witch hazel is as an astringent. Dawn also shares her recipe for a Witch Hazel Astringent Spritzer. You can use the spritzer to tighten skin pores or to cool off during hot weather. Very nice recipes.

Click on the How to Make and Use Your Own Witch Hazel Tonic link below to see both of Dawn’s recipes.

How to Make and Use Your Own Witch Hazel Tonic

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