In this section we cover the good, the bad, the ugly and the odd side of eczema soaps, washes, scrubs and bath treatments.
Oatmeal Bath for Eczema
Oatmeal Baths for EczemaEasily one of the most popular types of bath products and treatments for eczema, the famous oatmeal bath soak has been doing the rounds for a very …Vinegar Baths and Eczema
Vinegar Baths and EczemaVinegar baths, referred to as ‘pickle the patient’, have been heralded as an effective method of eczema treatment in adults and children alike. Much like bleach, vinegar …Bentonite Clay and Eczema Treatments
Bentonite Clay as an Eczema TreatmentIf all of the previously mentioned eczema bath treatments have not provided your dear skin some comfort, then hopefully bentonite clay will.Bentonite clay, also known as …Epsom Salt and Eczema
Epsom Salt and EczemaSalt baths are well known for their healing abilities and as treatments for helping chronic inflammatory conditions such as eczema and dermatitis. Providing muscular relief as well …Dead Sea Salt and Eczema
Dead Sea Salt and EczemaDead sea salts have many of the same anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and neuromuscular benefits as epsom salts. The main difference between the two eczema treatments is that …Baking Soda and Eczema
Baking Soda for EczemaBaking soda, bi-carb soda or sodium bicarbonate, whatever name you know it as, you will most likely recognize it as the common household mineral that sits at …Are Bleach Baths Good For Eczema?
Are Bleach Baths Safe for Eczema?Putting bleach voluntarily into one’s bathwater immediately sets off alarm bells, and for good reason. But before we get too carried away with the notion …