You may already use astringent after cleansing to tone your skin or help shrink pores, but the makers of Sea Breeze wanted to share a few ways of using it that you may have never thought of:

• As a bug bite remedy: It can calm the itching and stinging.

• As a heat remedy: On a hot day, it can help cool you. Try adding it to ice water and soaking a hand towel in the mixture, then applying it to your neck or feet.

• As a waxing aid: Applying astringent before waxing can keep the wax from sticking to skin by removing excess oil.

Do you have any other creative uses for astringent? What other products have you found multiple uses for? Also, if you're looking for more double-duty products, check out our guide to the Top 27 Multi-Tasking Beauty Products.