Using Witch Hazel For Minor Skin Irritations

Witch Hazel is an affordable and easy way to treat minor skin irritations due to insect bites, minor cuts and minor scrapes.

Or you can probably find it at your local pharmacy.

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[davidlampl]

I use a CPAP machine and the mask leaves marks on my face. I use Witch Hazel on the face marks. It reduces them greatly.

[rileybeauchamp]

This is unrelated to the video but I had a question regarding my big toe. I suffered a toe injury playing bball around 2 months ago and my big toe has been in pain since and has made it difficult to walk. I have been checked out by a doctor who has been taking all the time in the world and need another opinion because he is taking too long and I am afraid I might end up waiting too long if I keep waiting for his opinion. The toe doesn’t have turf toe symptoms and has pain being bent downward instead of upward I just don’t want to keep walking around with a limp if thats going to make it worse