Witch Hazel Extract Powder

Pore-Tight Toner: Dissolve 1 g in 100 ml rose water; spritz clean skin morning & night.

Calm-Belly Capsule: Pack 500 mg powder for soothing after spicy meals.

After-Shave Splash: Mix 1 g in 50 ml cooled green-tea infusion for razor relief.

Leg-Light Latte: Whisk 1 g into warm cacao-oat milk to ease evening heavy-legs.

Spot-Gel Booster: Stir 2 % powder into aloe gel; dab on blemishes twice daily.

Pet-Pad Rinse: Add 0.2 % to lukewarm water; dab paws to calm minor irritations.

Pore Perfection: Astringent tannins tighten skin, shrinking the look of large pores.

Redness Relief: Polyphenols cool irritation from shaving, sun or acne flare-ups.

Capillary Strength: Supports resilient micro-vessels, easing spider-veins & puffy eyes.

Digestive Soothe: Traditional decoction for mild diarrhea, gas-bloat and “too much chili.”

Post-Workout Calm: Quenches free radicals that inflame joints and muscles.

Alcohol-Free: All the classic witch-hazel perks—none of the sting or dryness.

Serving Size: 1 scoop (≈ 1 g powder, delivering ≈ 150 mg tannins)

Ingredients: 100 % Witch Hazel Bark Extract Powder (≥ 15% tannins)

Allergen Information: Soy-free • Gluten-free • Dairy-free • Non-GMO

Free from: Added sugar • Caffeine • Alcohol • Artificial colours

Usage Tip: Dissolve in warm, slightly acidic liquids (pH < 6) such as green-tea or lemon water for crystal-clear toners and shots.

Storage: Cool, dry & dark. Reseal tight.

Keep Away From Children

Q: How quickly will I notice tighter pores or calmer redness, and what’s the best way to apply it?

A: Most users feel a cooling, tightening sensation within sixty seconds of misting a 1 % toner on freshly cleansed skin. Visible pore-size reduction and flatter morning redness typically appear after seven to ten days of twice-daily use. For stubborn shave bumps, blend 2 % powder with aloe gel; dab on after each razor session and expect smoother texture within a week. Because this extract is alcohol-free, you get the classic witch-hazel snap without the dehydrating burn—perfect for dry or sensitive complexions.

Q: Can I actually ingest witch-hazel powder for digestion, and will the tannins constipate me?

A: Yes—witch-hazel bark has a long folk history as a gentle astringent for loose stools. A 500 mg capsule after heavy, spicy or dairy-rich meals can calm bloating by binding excess water and moderating gut motility. The tannin profile is hydrolysable, meaning it tones without the extreme drying of oak or black tea. Drink an extra glass of water to keep things moving smoothly; users rarely report constipation at our 1 g daily serving.

Q: How does this compare with alcohol-based witch-hazel toners sold in drugstores?

A: Drugstore bottles are usually 14 % ethanol distillates containing about 0.15 % tannins—great for spot dabs but often over-drying. Our powder delivers 15 % tannins—one hundred times more actives—yet zero alcohol. You customise strength: 0.5 % for sensitive cheeks, 1 % for oily T-zones, 2 % for after-shave rescue. And because you mix fresh small batches, no parabens or synthetic fragrance are needed to extend shelf life.

Q: Any safety issues with pregnancy, medications or long-term topical use?

A: Topical witch-hazel is widely considered safe for pregnancy and breastfeeding when used at cosmetic strengths (<2 %). Oral use is best limited to 500 mg once daily during pregnancy, and discontinue if constipation or nausea appear. Witch-hazel tannins can mildly bind iron—separate iron or multivitamin tablets by two hours. Long-term daily skin use shows no tachyphylaxis or irritation; in fact, its antioxidant profile may protect epidermal collagen from UV-induced MMP breakdown over time.