Review on 🍃 Alcohol-Free Unscented Astringent -Forever Pure Witch Hazel by Jasmine Reed

I love this product as a twice daily toner (or use it in my skincare formula where I use it as a base for active ingredients). All witch hazel products are usually: (1) cheap witch hazel water saturated with alcohol (Dickinson's WH), or (2) a small amount of good quality witch hazel water mixed with a mixture of humectants and glycerin (Thayers). ). As someone with oily skin, I've found that Dickinson encourages my skin to produce more oil (alcohol removes the lipid layer) at the end of the day. But I also find Thayer's heavy/sticky feeling that leaves a film on my skin and is unbearable. It is very rare to find a totally pure, alcohol-free witch hazel hydrolate like this one. I love this as it doesn't leave a film or greasy residue of any kind and is effective as an "astringent" (removes excess oil and buildup from the skin) even without the effects of alcohol. Highly recommended!