Witch Hazel for Oily Skin.

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Berkeley K.

Feb 16, 2014

Berkeley K.

How do you use witch hazel to treat oily skin? And how well does it work?

Jasmine H.

Feb 16, 2014

Jasmine H.

I bought my self this gift set and I have really really oily skin and this helps sooooo much it's a cleanser toner and moisturiser

Caitriona H.

Feb 16, 2014

Caitriona H.

Boots does their own range of tea tree with Witch Hazel face stuff, you should definitely check it out :)

Monet M.

Feb 17, 2014

Monet M.

Tea tree is very good for oily skin you must dilute it like said however pure witch hazel is the best toner all other toners have added ingredients you don't need an can irritate skin remember our skin absorbs 90% of what we put on it it's an organ so the more natural the better use witch hazel as a toner it's better and cheaper or of corse tea tree is great as well try both you can either apply it on a Cotton pad or of you wana use it on you shoulders or back a spray bottle works well also the key to oily skin is to have a balanced ph level which the best tips is always wash alllll of the soap you use off always use witch hazel afterwards and eat healthy and drink lots of water lemon water is even better to balance your ph level.

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