Witch Doctor Gel

I have sensitive skin and suffer with skin irritation on a regular basis, sometimes because I've eaten something I shouldn't. There's one or two products that I swear by when it comes to soothing skin irritation (one being Sudocrem), but I find the skin can get used to them if used regularly and so I prefer to vary the product used every now and then. When I spotted Witch Doctor Gel in my Nan's local pharmacy I thought I'd give it a go (despite finding that some witch hazel products have given me a burning feeling in the past). Witch Doctor Gel uses natural witch hazel extract (unsurprisingly) along with skin treating conditioners (with long names I can't say) ...  Read the complete review

I've been using Witch Doctor Gel for a few years now to treat minor skin irritations; I've always found it to be very effective and fast acting. == A Bit About Witch Hazel== Witch Hazel is a plant with quite unusual looking flowers with long, thin, yellow petals. The flowers and fruit of the plant both blossom at the same time. It is grown in America and has been used for many years for its medicinal properties. Originally used by the American Indians the whole plant was used from the bark and twigs to leaves and flowers, being used for such ailments as skin ulcers, sores and tumours, aching muscles, cuts, bruises and insect ...  Read the complete review