Thread: Witch Hazel...do you use it?

Found some at my local Target (Target Brand) for $1.50. 86% Wtch Hazel 14% Alcohol. Tried it out last night I have to say I'm impressed. Not a lot of burn, and closed up a couple of bleeders.

I need it find some small bottles and add a little Tea-Tree oil (I'm hooked on the stuff in my lather now) and glycerine to make a nice AS.

I'm very tempted to try out the witch hazel/astringent PADS, like what Classic Shaving has for sale.

Anyone try these out? I've been using the steam towel at the end of the shave to apply the WH, just figure it might be a little easier than the towel.

Originally Posted by cwrighta70

I'm very tempted to try out the witch hazel/astringent PADS, like what Classic Shaving has for sale.

Anyone try these out? I've been using the steam towel at the end of the shave to apply the WH, just figure it might be a little easier than the towel.

Hate to say it, but I would think the Tucks pads would be the same thing.

I know they are for "another" purpose (the other end specifically) but all they are is pads soaked in WH.

Worth a try and cheaper


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Allen

Just got my hands on a bottle today. I quite like the price, but it had better work well, 'cause the smell is awful!

How appropriate....for some

Originally Posted by RMC_SS_LDO

Hate to say it, but I would think the Tucks pads would be the same thing.

I know they are for "another" purpose (the other end specifically) but all they are is pads soaked in WH.

Worth a try and cheaper


v/r

Allen

I use this as a part of my routine after cold water. This usually tightens up the skin a little and closes up any little mistakes. Then I apply balm.