Witch Clear Pore Gel

Advantages: better complexion
Disadvantages: can dry skin out

...I have been using Witch hazel products for a long time now, amongst them the Witch Doctor Stick (for spot on spots treatment but that will be another op), and firmly believe in the *promises* the product makes. Now, before going into a lengthy description of what wonders Witch hazel works, I shall remind the reader that we all have different skin types, therefore what works for me may not work for you. Hopefully you have fewer problems than I have ...
...time to introduce yourself to Witch Hazel clear pore gel. *What does it look like? * Presented in a 35mg tube, in the recognisable colours of pale blue and green, Witch Hazel clear Pore Gel is widely available in most stores, from the supermarket in the toiletries department to the high street chemist. It contains 79% of distilled Witch hazel, renown for its healing and disinfecting qualities. The gel itself is clear, finely textured and smells ... Read review

Advantages: No water needed and only small quantity required
Disadvantages: only from specialists shops

...a totally rewritten opinion on Witch Clear Pore Gel. I wrote the original in my first few days of joining Ciao and it was such an embarrassing attempt I felt I needed a totally new review written. I hope those that read the original will find it totally improved on my first effort. Read before you rate please xxx The botanic name for Witch Hazel is Hamamelis Virginiana. Witch hazel is made by seeping leaves and twigs in alcohol. Witch hazel ...
...You can use this natural Witch Clear Pore Gel for Removing eye make-up, To Soothe and relieve Sun and Wind burn Ease itchy skin irritations, and minor burns. Use it as a cleansing gel on infants to reduce or soothe existing nappy rash Wonderful for use after childbirth as it soothes your nether regions, also ideal for people that are suffering with incontinence problems. No Rinsing. Leave it on and it will continue to soothe and relieve problems. ... Read review

Advantages: Clears spots - dries up oily skin - inexpensive
Disadvantages: too drying for sensitive skins

...superdrug store. I use their witch hazel gel for all manner of irritations and injuries, as it is kept in the first aid kit, so I am happy to trust the brand, and as a family we know the benefits of soothing witch hazel. The price I thought was also reasonable at £3.49 for a 35ml tube. The directions for use are: Wash your face before bed using your normal wash/cleanser, then apply a small amount of the gel to the affected area, massaging it in ...
...a foaming wash, apply this witch hazel clear pore gel, then in the morning I use a tesco skin wisdom oil free moisturising gel. This combination seems to be keeping my skin on a pretty even keel at the moment, which after the last 2 years is something I am pretty grateful for. As you only do use a small amount each night it will last for ages, mine is still just over half full. So it is really good value for money. I would definitely recommend ... Read review

Advantages: Small and nicely packaged
Disadvantages: Did the opposite

...potions around it, it had witch hazel, which rang more bells with me than any of the other ingredients on the other bottles. I'm a bit sceptical about claims on packaging anyway, so if there's an ingredient I can latch onto, I will. I took it home, excited that I'd finally found the answer to my skin/pore conundrum, and began to apply it to the problem areas of my face - mainly my nose and chin. It smelt fresh and clean and slightly antiseptic, ...
...in I felt like that meant it was actually going to have some kind of effect. After three or four days of applying, I noticed a little bump on my nose where I'd been applying the Witch. That's right - I'd actually got a blocked pore, and therefore a spot, from using so-called clear pore gel. NOT impressed! It's not the cheapest product out there, after all, and I'd used a tiny fraction of what I'd paid for it. I immediately stopped using it and alowed ... Read review

Advantages: lasts forever, really works!
Disadvantages: small tube

...all skin types, but works exceptionally well on oily/combination skin. it has extracts of natural witch hazel which leaves the skin feeling sensationally clean and healthy looking For only £3.59, this magic gel is a bargain, who says magic doesn't exist? previously written by me on dooyoo ... Read review

Advantages: Keeps skin fresh all day..
Disadvantages: Can be a little pricey

...with a number of products across the range. Targeting Witch Stick : a handy stick to dab away those blighters lurking or even broken through the skin to help calm and bring down the spot and redness. Witch Clear Pore Gel : to clean up excess oils to help clear pores and problem areas. Witch Concealer : help fight the cause while covering up the spot. Witch Clear Pore Strips : unblock pores and clear away dirt and oil that cause spots. Hydrating Witch Radiance Serum : complexion glow and fully oil free moisturising. Witch Hydrating Gel : SPF 10 moisturiser designed for oily/combination skin. Witch Natural Sunshine Moisturiser : gradual tanning moisturiser for combination skin for a natural bronzed look. Cleansing Witch Foaming Face Wash : foaming cleanser for smooth... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: Not Many :-(
Disadvantages: Its deffinately not the best product out there!

...like there was a film or residue left behand on my skin, which wasnt great. To be honest for what it is, its probobly not worth what you pay for it, especially since their are much better products out there! You know what they say PREVENTION is better than CURE! With this in mind why not try an evening pore cleansing gel, this will help unclog pores, reduce redening and even your complection, there are several good makes out there all of which ive used, including : Witch clear pore gel, Neutrogena clear pore treatment, or Garnier Pure A intensive treatment gel (I think this one is the best, and is the one im using at the moment)... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: inexpensive, compact, effective
Disadvantages: slight antiseptic smell with it

...this is a spot cream after all which is hardly the most glamorous of products! One comment I would note though is there is a slight antiseptic smell which I wasn't overally keen on - but it is a witch hazel product after all. The smell itself quickly disappears after application and would cretainly not be noticeable to anyone else so its not a real drawback. Witch Stick is widely availaible in most chemists and some supermarkets and at £3.09 is a bit of a bragain compared to some spot treatments. Also availiable in the Witch range are: Witch Daily Cleansing lotion at £3.59 and Witch clear pore gel at £3.59 Haven't tried these so couldn't comment on their effectiveness.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful