Yes. Definitely. Its a good product for treating spots and breakouts. It is great for all skin types, but especially for oily or combination skin.

Witch Blemish Stick helps to break down excess oils and fights the bacteria that cause spots.

Containing Witch Hazel, it helps reduce excess oil and blemishes for clearer skin. It’s dermatologically tested, is suitable for sensitive skin, and is both oil-free and vegan-friendly. Last but not least, the carton is made from 60% recycled cardboard, is FSC-certified, and can be recycled.

Is the Witch Skincare range suitable for vegans? Yes. All our products are vegan-friendly.

Some are helpful; most of them are useless. Boots Blemish stick claims to contain tea tree oil and witch hazel. Both ingredients are meant to heal and soothe down the angry zits. I have noticed that it does work on small zits and reduces the redness immediately.

The ultimate in blemish control, WITCH stick helps break down excess oils and fights the bacteria that cause spots. Simply dab on as often as you want, preferably as soon as blemishes start to appear. Great for all skin types, but especially oily/ combination skin.

Hi Alan, our Witch Doctor Gel is still around. The main stockists are Superdrug, Tesco and Sainsbury’s and you’ll find it in the first aid section. Hope that helps!

How to use

1. To really keep your skin out of trouble, use our Tea Tree Skin Clearing Facial Wash and Tea Tree Skin Clearing Mattifying Toner to prep the skin first.
2. Now you’re ready for our Tea Tree Targeted Gel. Apply it directly to any blemishes you find and you’re done!

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