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    Witch hazel has no alchohol-like burning or menthol-like cooling sensations. It just closes the pores

    Witch hazel is also not particularily moisturizing, so I use the skin food after the Witch hazel - especially in the winter. (Poor man's version of skin food = Corn Huskers lotion).

    ps: Both Witch Hazel & Corn Huskers lotion are available at my local Walmart).

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    Quote Originally Posted by trondsi View Post
    I am currently using Trumper's skin food and a sandalwood aftershave (Taylor). I have quite sensitive skin, but I am thinking about ordering Lemon Witch Hazel and Dominica Bay Rum. Should I still use the skin food, or the hazel enough? Also: does the witch hazel feel cooling? I dislike menthol-like cooling on my skin.
    Trondsi,
    Witch Hazel does not have a menthol-like cooling sensation, although I have found it to sting in some cases.

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    Thanks for the replies! Sounds like an interesting product.

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    Just got my first bottle of thayers witch hazel. And on the lable it states to apply with a cotton ball. Does it make a difference if you use a cotton ball or just pour it in your hand? what do ya'll do?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrevs20 View Post
    Just got my first bottle of thayers witch hazel. And on the lable it states to apply with a cotton ball. Does it make a difference if you use a cotton ball or just pour it in your hand? what do ya'll do?
    Andrevs20,

    In my experience, that is just a guideline. I use Witch Hazel by squirting it into my palms, rubbing them together, and then splashing/rubbing it into my face/neck/head. There is nothing special about using a cotton ball and Witch Hazel exclusively.

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    I just pour some into my hands and rub it on.

    Got a bottle of the alcohol-free cucumber-flavored Thayers and splashed some on tonight for kicks. Feels nice, cool. Makes me smell like a tiny little buffet sandwich.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrevs20 View Post
    Just got my first bottle of thayers witch hazel. And on the lable it states to apply with a cotton ball. Does it make a difference if you use a cotton ball or just pour it in your hand? what do ya'll do?
    I put my witch hazel into a spray bottle & then just spray the palm of my hand or spray directly onto my neck. Seems to work better than the bottle it comes in, usually it just runs all over.
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    From the Witch hazel Wipes Thread

    I picked up a plastic canister of 70% alcohol wipes from the local pharmacy ($1.50 on sale 40ct). I removed the top and the roll of wipes and let them sit out (in a safe place) for a couple of days. Once dry I put the roll back in the canister and added about 1/2 of a bottle of Thayers Cucumber Witch Hazel. Put the cap on gave it a shake and let it sit over night.
    The wipes are great and very convenient.

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    Just made my first AS from witch hazel today and tried it after my shave. I never used anything non-alcohol based before, minus the one time I tried witch hazel out of the bottle. That did nothing for me, and I did not expect much from my attempt today. I must say I really am pleasantly surprised tho, it certainly goes into my to-keep list.

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    They have a sample pack for $16.99 which seems like a good deal. Then when I checked out I realized they charge $21.75 for shipping. Sigh I guess I'll have to pass.

    Thayers Witch Hazel Sampler Package - $16.95 : Thayers Natural Remedies, Since 1847

    Do you guys know where in Seattle or Bellingham I can find Lemon Thayers please? Thank you.

    Terry

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