Who needs it?

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  • • meedee replied
    • 06 Aug 2021 , 1:40 pm

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  Many people that might have issues with open pores. I have them across my nose.

Looks lovely, thank you for sharing.

Where did you find witchazel as I cant find it other than buying on line

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  • • meedee replied
    • 06 Aug 2021 , 1:41 pm

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  They have it in the beauty section at Coles and most chemists should stock it

Thanks for letting us know about the homemade toner…..The hardest part was finding witch hazel.Such a great tip and super duper quick and easy to make and you only need a little amount.The cost is alot cheaper than name brand toners and my face felt great.I was worried about using it on my sensitive face and neck but I didn’t have any problems.Thankyou for another great tip that’s saving me money

My skin can be sensitive at times, but I’ll give it a go. Thanks.

Sounds too harsh for my skin.

Thanks for sharing. I love this. And I have blemishes, many of them, but had never thought of using something as simple as lemon.

i didn’t know lemon reduces blemishes. Ill have to try it!

The witch hazel is such an amazing product. My daughter uses it when she gets some pimples on her face.

Lke fa

I find lemon very drying on my skin. Don’t use it on open skin (rash, scratch etc. – it stings) . Will the witch hazel neutralize some of that problem???.

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  • • mom134803 replied
    • 24 Mar 2016 , 3:13 am

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  Me too, my skin is so dry, cracks easily and responds allergic to many topical creams and toners. Lemon is very harsh on the skin indeed.

I’ll have to give this a go, most likely better and definitely cheaper than what I use at the moment!

I already use witch hazel which l love,when l have blemishes l’ll add water and lemon and see how it goes! Thanks.