Witch Hazel, an ornamental shrub that grows 6 to 30 feet (1.8 to 9 m) in height. "Witch" comes from the Old English word "wych," used to describe a plant whose branches bend easily; "hazel" refers to the flowers, which are dull yellow or golden-yellow.

Some varieties have orange or red flowers. Depending on the species, the flowers appear in autumn, winter, or early spring; they are particularly resistant to cold weather. The leaves are oval and have toothed edges.

1. High antioxidant properties. cleanse the skin and reduce the size of pores.
2. Moisture in your skin without altering the PH level, prevent further irritation.
3. Anti-inflammatory and antibacterial qualities.

Applied in the field of medicine, health products, pharmaceutical field and cosmetics industry.