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Home Remedy Topic: Itching12 home remedy submissions for Itching
| Submitted by Martin at 2009-12-30 19:34:17 from 97.96.124.25 |
I use Thentix skin conditioner with honey for itchy skin. My feet get itchy and it stops the itching immediately. It is great for immediately stopping the itch of a mosquito bite as well. You can find it at healthy-foryou.com
thanks.
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| Submitted by Donne Guffy at 2008-06-11 18:39:36 from 74.137.61.48 |
mosquito bites.. posion ivy... etc.. promise this works.. use pure ammonia wil counteract the itch.. it is used in those quick relief pens.. but I've tried it on a whole arm of posion ivy and mos. bites.. and it works.. also.. chiggers.. if you rub petroleum jelly (vasoline) on the bite the chigger will literally 'come up for air' and become trapped in the jelly. hope these help..
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| Submitted at 2007-09-09 14:48:37 from 64.53.209.28 |
Caladryl (combo of calamine and benadryl lotion) works wonders on itchy areas. I used it on my kids for chicken pox in the 80's and now am using it on myself for oak leaf gall itch mite bites in Chicago. Works!
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| Submitted by Jack at 2007-08-13 20:25:50 from 71.154.209.198 |
Petroleum Jelly, slab on a coat, then cover with baby powder. Good if staying around the house. Otherwise looks white from the powder.
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| Submitted by Renee at 2006-02-26 15:00:25 from 205.188.116.12 |
Ziploc bag filled with ice and wrapped in a kitchen towel and take 1 capsule of Benadryl. The ice will soon numb the site and the Benadryl will temporarily ease the itch. Works on any type of itch, just make sure you use the towel around the bag to avoid skin damage.
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| Submitted at 2006-02-15 18:30:42 from 4.158.45.160 |
First scrub the area with a pumice stone. If it becomes red, fine. That's normal. Then wash with soap, apply rubbing alcohol, and put a thick layer of Vaseline over. Works great.
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| Submitted by Marissa at 2005-08-30 21:45:03 from 64.136.27.226 |
Great to soothe itching
Take a bath in the 1 can of evaporated milk, you can add other combinations such as oatmeal, baking soda ect.
But the milk really works great and soothes the itching!!!
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| Submitted by connie at 2005-02-21 04:37:55 from 68.223.88.21 |
If you have itchy skin, apply vick's vapor rub (or generic brand) to affected area. The menthol feeling of the vapor rub will relieve the itch
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| Submitted by Tina from Tipton Co. TN at 2004-12-27 16:47:54 from 207.65.59.142 |
Cornstarch is great. You can pour some into your bath water or dust it onto your body. It is great for diaper rash too.
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| Submitted at 2003-11-07 17:47:18 from 68.15.203.68 |
Take a bath with a little peppermint or yellow dock to relieve itching.
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