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This charming and unusual native shrub deserves a spot in your garden. Here's how to grow and care for witch hazel.

Witch hazel can also clean glass and mirrors for a sparkling finish. “Use undiluted witch hazel on a microfiber cloth to achieve a streak-free shine on glass and mirrors,” recommends Sokolowski.

Why is witch hazel useful for cleaning? Typically, witch hazel is an astringent used to clean minor cuts, soothing bug bites, and treat acne.

Typically found as an understory or middle layer shrub, witch hazel can reach heights of 15-20 feet but can be contained in the home landscape with judicious pruning.

IT’S THE ASIATIC, JAPANESE OR CHINESE WITCH HAZEL, OR A NATIVE TO THE SOUTH OF US. IT’S A NATIVE WITCH HAZEL. THE VERNAL WITCH HAZEL, WHICH BLOOMS NOW. NOW, DO ALL THESE BLOOM AT THE SAME TIME?

Bentonite clay is a naturally derived ingredient found in volcanic ash and it can do wonders for your skin. Here's how dermatologists say to use it at home.

Bentonite clay has been used for generations as a topical treatment for your skin. The clay absorbs excess oil and dirt from your skin and hair.

American witch hazel or common witch hazel, grows in both the Southeast and Northeast of the country. It naturally grows in forests as an understory plant and can be grown in zones 3 through 9.

That includes the Chinese witch hazel (Hamamelis mollis), which scientists have captured squeezing out its seeds with an impressive level of force. It all started at the University of Freiburg.