Time for an eczema DIY for the week.
Did anyone try to make the DIY eczema soap from a few weeks ago? If so, how did it turn out, have you noticed relief since using? I hope so, so now that we have the a soap, lets make a spray for when those dry cracked spots- begin to ooze, and itch.Which my hands have been doing a little bit of lately. The Wellness Mama blog provided a great DIY recipe that I want to share with you today. Only a few ingredients and your good to go. Head over to Wellness Mama's blog or scroll down for the recipe.
- 1 cup of distilled water
- 1 tablespoon Himalayan salt or sea salt
- pinch of Epsom salt or magnesium flakes
- Essential oil of choice for scent
Add salt and Epsom salt/magnesium (if using) to warm water and stir until salt is completely dissolved.
Add essential oils if using and store in a glass jar or spray bottle.
To use: Apply to skin by spraying or with a cotton pad as a toner. Great for use as part of a daily skin care routine of after swimming.
Try it for a week or two and report back to me on how it worked. I'll be making my own batch tonight and will be sure to update you on how my hands are responding to it.
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