What is the best way to treat a rash?
I whent home from skool because i have a rash! How do i get rid of it?
Answer: Lavender essential grease is a great topical skin cure-all. I always keep a few bottles around the house. great for burns. It's an anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial. It will facilitate reduce the swelling, a mild painkiller and serve prevent spreading. You can buy it pretty much anywhere. A small bottle is very reasonably priced. If you can carry Lavendula angustifolia that would be best. If it says Lavendin it will have smaller quantity therapeutic qualities but still OK.
If you suspect it could be fungal next maybe a few drops of Tea tree essential oil. This I know would be at most pharmacy's.
If the impetuous is hot, red and swelling then aloe vera gel/juice will feel cooling and minister to the skin heal. You can apply the essential oils on afterward. a few drops of respectively will be fine. apply it at least 4 or 5 times a day.
If the nouns is large and NOT hot and inflamed the you can mix a few drops of the essential oils next to a carrier oil... close to olive, sesame or almond. If the rash is very hot, red and swelling next skip the oil and apply the lavender and tea tree directly on the skin. (oil like olive and almond can stamp the skin over and contain the 'heat' that's trying to get out, causing more discomfort in the short term.)
appropriate luck!.
To get rid of a rash, it's virtuous to know the cause! Problems on the skin represent internal problems, just working their instrument out.
Often, the skin is just releasing toxins or allergens that you ate, drank rubbed on or breathed in.
The best passageway to heal a rash of unknown start is by detoxing the body. Eat a clean diet. Stop soda, sugar and all unwanted items food. Drink lots of pure water. Eat green veggies.
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http://myblogonbeauty.blogspot.com/2006/... it really depends on the sympathetic of rash it is. Like, a fungal rash is much different than a poison ivy over-hasty.