The Product = = = = = = Thankfully I don't suffer from lots of spots and only tend to get a few break outs once or twice a month during that time of the month. When I do get a spot it's normally on my forehead and can look rather red and feel sore. I'm quite bad with spots as I always squeeze them to get rid of whatever is hiding in them. I find that when I do this the spot no longer feels as sore, how-ever it does end up looking a little redder than it had done before. I know picking and squeezing spots isn't good, and I try my hardest to resist doing this. I was in my local Boots store browsing just about everything when I saw this range in the skincare ...  Read the complete review

I am normally lucky enough not to get too many spots, despite the fact that I have combination skin - although I have large pores and blackheads on my nose, I usually escape having larger spots. I don't get to avoid them completely, however, and like to have a spot treatment handy for any that do pop up. I was prompted to buy the Boots Tea Tree and Witch Hazel Wand when it was on special offer: the normal price is £3.49 but I was able to pick up two items from the range for £5. The Tea Tree and Witch Hazel range combines two ingredients which have been known to be good for skin for a long time. Tea tree is antibacterial and is supposed to be good at treating ...  Read the complete review

Boots Tea Tree and Witch Hazel Spot Wand is one of the Boots own spot zapping range. Although I am 27 years old now I still get spots I am now just thinking they will never stop so I can only try and make them look less fierce. I purchased this spot wand as part of this battling process. I costs £3.49 and from Boots and contains as the description says Tea Tree and Witch Hazel both of which are popular in spot products. This wand comes with 2 ends one for day and one for night. Each end is clearly labelled so you know when you should be putting each one onto those pesky spots. The day one is a clear solution whilst the night one is a thicky greeny ...  Read the complete review

I've written a few reviews recently of items carrying the Boots tea tree and witch hazel brand. They seem a bit hit-and-miss sometimes, as the price occasionally makes a great item amazing, but also sometimes just means a cheap, mediocre item. Happily, this spot wand belongs in the former category. I'm 20 years old now and as such am no longer teenaged and spotty. However, hormonal influences and a lack of care and attention to my skin sometimes results in the appearance of a single, isolated, often ENORMOUS red spot. While I am not the vainest person in the world, I do like to look nice, and a big red spot all over my face does not inspire ...  Read the complete review

I use Boots Tea Tree and Witch Hazel cleanser on my face every night. I have tried many others over the years but always come back to this one. I have written a review about it if you are interested. Over the last twelve months or so I have tried other products in the same range - specifically the Night Treatment gel, the Peel Off Face Mask and the Cleansing Wipes. I have been impressed with each of these and have written reviews about them. Last Christmas one of my stocking fillers from my husband was the Tea Tree and Witch Hazel Spot Wand. I know it seems like a strange present but he was pretty sure that I would like to try it and he was also ...  Read the complete review