Eczema is a common skin condition that affects children and adults. It
is sometimes called atopic dermatitis. Eczema causes skin problems,
such as dryness, redness, crusting, cracking, blistering, oozing, or thickening of the skin. These symptoms may come and go, or they may
be there all the time.
Eczema usually is treated with ointments and creams, most commonly steroids. Steroids are an expensive and effective treatment but they do cause side effects if stronger doses are used for a ling time. Here are some natural essential oils for that eczema rash :
- Tea Tree Oil – Tea tree oil has antiseptic, anti fungal and antibacterial properties to relieve painful skin irritations and prevent infections.
- Lavender Oil – Lavender oil has antibacterial, anti inflammatory and anti fungal qualities which make it the ideal essential oil for treating irritating skin ailments.
- Peppermint Oil – Peppermint oil (best diluted with a carrier oil) and has pain relieving and anti inflammatory properties and is both soothing and calming.
- Chamomile Oil – Chamomile oil is known to have analgesic, anti inflammatory and antibiotic qualities effective for skin conditions such as acne, eczema, rashes and itchy skin.
- Rose Oil – Rose oil has antiseptic properties effective in treating dry and irritated skin.
- Geranium Oil – Geranium oil is another aromatic oil with anti inflammatory properties, which can help tackle and soothe eczema skin problems.
- Frankincense Oil – It has a pleasant spicy fragrance and is used as a tonic to rejuvenate your skin as well as being used to soothe skin irritations and sores.
Don’t scratch the areas of your skin that have eczema. Scratching can make symptoms worse. Use plenty of lotion every day. Take showers with warm or cool, but not hot, water. Use only mild, non-drying soaps.
Categories: SkinCare
Very useful post,many people are suffering of eczema so your tips will be a great source of help for such people.Thanks a lot for sharing. 🙏🌹
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I am glad you found the post Francis. Please feel free to share it with your friends.
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Oh yes,I shall certainly share it with my pals.Thanks a lot.🌹🙏
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🌹🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹
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Thank you for all the tips!
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Most welcome. I am glad you found them helpful.
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This is outstanding, insightful and filled with a wealth of information for Eczema. I’m so looking forward to sharing.
Thanks and blessings to you.
🤗💜🙏
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I was looking for your previous comment on eczema. I am glad you found the post.
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Me too, thanks so much.
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I would love to share your link as well.😀
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Hi, please feel free to share the link. I am glad you liked it.
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Thanks again. Yes, I will continue share. This has been so helpful. 😊🌸
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🙂glad I could help.
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A common thing in every household. Thanks Garima.
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Yes easily doable
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Oh this is useful for those who suffer from Eczema! Thank you for sharing! 💙
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You are most welcome. I am glad you liked it. Thank you for stopping by.
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This was helpful and I will share these tips if some body needs them ! 😊
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Thank you.
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Thank you so much for the helpful information! Oils are the best!
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They are the best. Easily available. No side effects.
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Yes! Thank you again! Adding these to my regimen. 🙏🏽
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Great Michael.
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This was SO useful. Especially for someone who’s family similarity is getting eczema. Thanks so much- this was really helpful.
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I am glad this post was helpful for you. Thank you for stopping by.
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Very insightful
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Glad you liked it. People can use creams, natural products, and dietary and lifestyle changes to manage or prevent eczema flares, especially in the winter, when symptoms tend to be at their worst.Natural substances, such as aloe vera gel and coconut oil, can moisturize dry, broken skin. They can also combat inflammation and harmful bacteria to reduce swelling and prevent infection.
Natural remedies cannot cure eczema, but they can help manage the symptoms and prevent flares.
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Nice post Garima. I’ve had it for several years, and my doctor prescribed a steroid based cream (clobetasol propionate), they work but temporarily. Coconut Oil works as well.
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Thank you. I am glad you liked it. For a long haul you need to stick with a natural method for your skin. Try and see what works for you.
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Hi Garima,
Skin is something to easily take for granted. Thanks,
Gary
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Yes Gary. We use chemical based products which damage the skin in a long run. These natural oil are more beneficial.
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