Is Witch Doctor gel discontinued?
Hi Alan, our Witch Doctor Gel is still around. The main stockists are Superdrug, Tesco and Sainsbury’s and you’ll find it in the first aid section. Hope that helps! Its disappeared again from all local shops and the web.
How do you use witch doctor gel?
Directions of use: Smooth gently on to the affected area. Let dry as an ‘invisible compress’. Do not use in eyes. If symptoms persist consult your doctor.
Is Witch Doctor Good for spots?
Witch Doctor is always good, reliable. Great for spots, can be used on the face or other parts of the body, wouldn’t be without it.
Is witch hazel good for facial skin?
Witch hazel has many benefits for skin, including relieving inflammation, tightening pores, and helping with razor bumps. It may also help reduce acne, since it can cleanse your skin of excess oil. However, witch hazel should not be used by people with dry or extremely sensitive skin since it can cause irritation.
What is witch hazel and its uses?
Witch hazel is an astringent that is often used as a natural topical remedy. It contains several compounds with potent anti-inflammatory and antiviral properties, which may be useful in treating a variety of conditions ranging from acne and scalp sensitivity to hemorrhoids.
What is witch doctor gel used for?
Acts immediately to relieve irritation and itching, reduce swelling and redness, and protect against infection. For the treatment of itching, insect bites and stings, sunburn, minor burns, bruises, grazes, personal irritation, chaffing, minor rashes and skin irritations.
Is witch doctor the same as witch hazel?
The Witch Doctor Gel combines natural witch hazel extract with skin soothing conditioners in a clear invisible gel, leaving skin feeling calmed and soothed.
Does witch blemish gel work?
This was the first one I found and it works miracles! It clears your pores out so I try to use it everyday. When i get blemishes I use this for 2 days and its gone! And even a few hours after applying blemishes are visibly reduced!
Why you shouldn’t use witch hazel?
Witch hazel is POSSIBLY SAFE for most adults when small doses are taken by mouth. In some people, witch hazel might cause stomach upset when taken by mouth. Large doses might cause liver problems. Witch hazel contains a cancer-causing chemical (safrole), but in amounts that are too small to be of concern.
Do dermatologists recommend witch hazel?
Dermatologists give the toner their seal of approval “Witch hazel is a botanical ingredient used in skin care for its astringent effects on the skin,” he said. “It can effectively remove oil from the skin to improve shine and minimize the appearance of pores, and may help soothe inflammation.”
Does witch hazel help with dark spots?
From bruises to pigmentation to redness, witch hazel works from the inside out to heal underlying damage and broken skin, and fade dark spots. It’s definitely not as strong as the salicylic acid in your acne products, so don’t expect it to take care of any monster pimples, but it’s great for gentle redness relief.
Can you use witch doctor on burns?