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rockyracoon | 09:44 Tue 27th Mar 2012 | Body & Soul
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On fruitsalads thread about covering veins, someone mentioned witch hazel, has anyone used this successfully on spider/thread veins? Think I might pop in the chemist to get some and give it a whirl.
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No evidence for it improving them but it is good for cooling down any itching and irritation if you get it
09:46 Tue 27th Mar 2012
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My last girlfriend (hate the term ex) used it on her face and on her legs, it seemed to be OK.

I was the one on the thread.
09:46 Tue 27th Mar 2012
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Ive only ever used it for bruises and it seemed to help
10:08 Tue 27th Mar 2012
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Ah, it was you cockney. I've been googling about but you'll always find want you want to hear on the internet won't you, mind, for the sake of a coupe of quid I might just give it a go as I can't afford that sclerotherapy thingy.
10:09 Tue 27th Mar 2012
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Sorry, rude of me, thanks for your replies.
10:10 Tue 27th Mar 2012

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