REMEDIES FOR FACE VS BODY ECZEMA

FACE ECZEMA REMEDIES

(Delicate, thin, highly reactive skin)

 Best Natural Remedies for Face Eczema

1. Aloe Vera Gel (Pure & Alcohol-Free)

• Apply a thin layer to calm redness and itching
• Cooling and anti-inflammatory
• Ideal for flare-ups around the eyes, cheeks, and mouth

2. Colloidal Oatmeal Paste

• Mix oatmeal powder with lukewarm water
• Apply as a 5–10 minute soothing mask
• Rinse gently and moisturize immediately

3. Light Barrier Oils (Very Small Amounts)

• Squalane or jojoba oil (1–2 drops only)
• Helps seal moisture without clogging pores

4. Minimalist Moisturizing

• Use fragrance-free, essential-oil-free creams
• Moisturize 2–3 times daily, especially after washing

 Avoid on Face

• Essential oils (even lavender or tea tree)
• Thick butters (shea, cocoa)
• Baking soda, salts, vinegar
• Scrubs or exfoliation

 Face Eczema Tips

• Wash with lukewarm water only
• Pat dry—never rub
• Keep routines extremely simple
• Use sunscreen formulated for eczema-prone skin

 BODY ECZEMA REMEDIES

(Thicker skin, more moisture loss, more resilient)

 Best Natural Remedies for Body Eczema

1. Oatmeal & Aloe Bath Soaks

• Relieves widespread itching
• Softens dry, inflamed patches
• Use 2–3 times per week

2. Coconut Oil or Shea Butter

• Apply to damp skin after bathing
• Locks in moisture for long-lasting relief
• Best for arms, legs, torso

3. Baking Soda or Dead Sea Salt Baths (Adults Only)

• Helps reduce itch and inflammation
• Use sparingly and skip if skin is cracked

4. Occlusive Layering

• Apply moisturizer → seal with oil or balm
• Ideal for elbows, knees, and ankles

 Avoid on Body (During Flares)

• Hot showers
• Harsh soaps or loofahs
• Fragranced lotions

 Body Eczema Tips

• Wear loose, breathable cotton clothing
• Moisturize within 3 minutes after bathing
• Use gentle, fragrance-free laundry detergent
• Short, lukewarm showers only

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