Skin rashes are the children of constant itching, insect bites, dry and unhealthy skin. You will commonly notice that before the rashes appear, the skin becomes red, to make the condition worse, you start itching with nails and the rest is a very bad chapter of history. To fight this issue from the root, you can take the help of herbal remedies. With easily available kitchen materials, you can treat your skin like a pro. Go light on your pocket plus it lets you to be your very own skin expert.
A rash in the skin allows it to become redden, itchy, scaly, dry, flaky, crust and ooze relying on the type of the skin problem. There are many homemade remedies to treat the skin rashes problem in an effective manner whether the problem is eczema, allergic reaction, diaper rash, insect bites and some other types of rashes.
Homemade remedies to treat skin rashes
Aloe vera gel
The medicinal properties of aloe vera acts perfect in treating many skin problems. It can cure the cuts, rashes and allergies. Take a piece of aloe vera and rub it on the affected skin, it reduces the itchiness and calms down the rash through its cooling properties. It works ideal with the sun rashes.
Jewelweed
Jewelweed is another remedy you can try to calm down the problem. Take jewelweed and boil it with a cup of water, strain it and drink. This liquid stops itching well. Remember jewelweed is also called as impatiens.
Olive oil
In moisturizing and soothing the skin rashes, olive oil is a good home remedy. Apply a dab of olive oil on the rash skin surface and leave it. It will nourish the itchy skin which is common with rashes and gives you relief from itches temporarily.
Oatmeal bath
Oatmeal bath is believed to be an instant home remedy to get relief from dry and itchy skin. Take half cup of oatmeal and pour it in to the bath tub, soak your body for few minutes and rinse off the body. Addition of few drops of lavender oil to the bath tub gives you added benefits.
Baking powder
Baking powder is another remedy to cure the skin rashes. Take a dab of baking powder in to hands and apply directly over the rashes present on the body. It will make the rashes dry there by itching will be reduced.
Cucumber
Cucumber puree prepared from the peeled and blended fresh cucumbers can be used to tree the flaky and itching rashes. Take this puree in to fingertips and apply directly to the affected area for at least minutes to relieve your itching and pain.
Chamomile tea
Prepare your own chamomile tea as follows: Take two parts of agrimony, two parts of chamomile and one one part of stinging nettle and heart’s ease. Boil all the above ingredients with the sufficient amount of water, let it come to low temperature, strain the solution and drink. You can sip this tea for three times a day to get the great relief from the itching and rashes.
Alternatively dip a washcloth in the tea mixture and apply over the skin rashes as a compress for five to 10 minutes. Apart from chamomile you can also brew tea from fennel, basil, oregano and yarrow to treat your problem.
Vitamin E
Take the vitamin E capsule and apply it on the skin directly. Break the capsule to open it, apply the oil over the rashes and leave it. Vitamin E helps to nourish and soothe the cracked and dry skin.
Respite with basil
Basil leaves are known for its anti-inflammatory and antifungal qualities. Basil contains eugenol which a topical anesthetic along with thymol that resists the itching. It has a soothing effect on sensitive skin. You may say that a wholesome herbal treatment for skin remains incomplete without this wonderful herb. Basil paste reaches to the very depth of the skin and wipes of the dirt and kills the germs from every inch of the pores. To utilize basil leaves into a face pack, take some fresh basil leaves, crush them in a mortar and pestle to make thick paste. For better results, add a few drops of olive oil to it. Apply it on the rashes, leave it for 30 minutes. Rinse off.
Turmeric treatment
The magic element in turmeric is curcumin which is an antiseptic and antibacterial compound. It is almost impossible to imagine Asian cooking without turmeric. In India, beauty and turmeric are hand in gloves. Skin problems have multiple avatars, for every single type of it, turmeric fights like a one man army. Out of countless turmeric face packs, the one with aloe gel is the most ideal one to treat skin rashes. Make a paste of turmeric with water or aloe gel to increase the effect and maintain the consistency. Apply it once a day on your rashes. Leave it for 10-15 minutes. Wash it off with cold water.
Mineral clay pack
Mineral clay is a remarkable detoxifier, in case you feel miserable for the blackheads induced by the use of harmful chemical-based cosmetics, this clay with absorb the toxins making your skin look naturally beautiful and free of rashes. When the case is particularly of venomous insect sting, the rashes induce inflammation along with red rashes. A little bit of bentonite clay can provide you quick relief with its mediating cooling agents. Using this clay on face is simple, just pour some mineral clay in a bowl, and add a little water to make a thick paste, apply it on the affected skin. Rinse after it dries. Say good bye to ceaseless itching, give your nails some rest.
Ail of apple cider vinegar
ACV is a champion in smoothly kicking out ugly skin rashes. To avail its anti-itching property to the fullest, make a DIY home remedy by incorporating lemon juice with apple cider vinegar. The procedure is short and simple. Just blend the two liquids, with the help of a cotton swab, pat it on the rashes. This will finish as well as block the growth of germs. A fresh layer of skin will be revealed by the elimination of dead cells.
Cold compress method
Rashes may appear anywhere over your body. Generally these spots merely spoil the look but sometimes rashes can turn severe causing inflammation. Rough itching can even tear the skin that often ends up in mild bleeding.A cold compress can provide you with an instant relief from the stinging sensation of bug bite. For cold water compress, wrap an ice-cube in a cloth or towel; rub it on the affected area for 5-10 minutes. If you are using cold water, dip the cloth into chilled water, squeeze the excess water out and pat the cloth under the breast. You can also use an ice pack for cold compress. Continue this for 30 minutes.
Lemon juice to cure rashes
Lemon juice is a great source of vitamin C.It is a strong antioxidant as well which cures the infections, keeps your skin protected and balances the pH level of the skin. Applying lemon juice directly can create a mild irritation in the skin. To avoid this problem, 1 tbsp of fresh lemon juice to 2-3 tbsp of honey. Apply this solution with a cotton ball on the affected area. Wash with cold water thoroughly. Application of lemon at least twice in a week will be enough to put full stop to rashes.
