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Eczema and Dry Skin, Natural Solutions by Kelly-Sue Chobotiuk

6.Do a salt scrub: It may sound painful, but it works! The redness and irritation went down considerably after I do this once a week. The salts improve circulation and encourage your natural skin oils to secrete. There are many salt scrubs on the market, but it is very easy to make. Read on for the recipe.

7.Here is how:

2 cups of fine sea salt, ¼ cup of olive oil or jojoba oil, a few drops of your favourite essential oil (optional), mix together in a bowl.

Method-Stand in a tub of warm water about 2”, wet your legs, and in a circular motion rub the sea salt mixture into your skin. Continue this method for your torso and arms, stopping at your neck. Sit for a few minutes and you will feel a tingling sensation. Rinse with warm water then with cool. You will be amazed at the results!

Herbs for Hurts are offering a free 480 ml (2 cup equivalent) of sea salt for any order of $50.00 or more, while supplies last. Click here for details

8.Cool the itch: When it’s more than you can “bear” (like a boo boo) milk is a great way to soothe that itch. Put milk into a glass of ice for a few minutes, and pour into a gauze pad or thin cotton pad. Apply to irritated skin for 2-3 minutes, resoak the cloth and reapply continuing the process for about 10 minutes. This is one of the reasons we created our milk baths, it contains powdered milk, sea salt and baking soda. Click here to see.

9.Wear natural clothes: Synthetic fabrics as well as tight fitting clothes can add to the irritation, cotton is best.

Lastly, eczema starts as an internal problem, please consult your health professional and work towards better health. Questions or comments? Would you like to see more holistic recopies, do you have some of your own you would like to share? Please write me, I would like to hear from you. kelly@booboobears.com

In good health,

Kelly-Sue

Herbs for Hurts Inc.

Tel-403 242-6860

Fax-403 246-6814

Herb for Hurts Inc. does not warrant the use of the products will work on all people. They accordingly disclaim any or all associated liability from the use of products.

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BIO:

Worked with pre-school children for 15 years, EACE. Massage thereapist, reflexologist, studied herbology at wildrose college. Owner of Herbs for Hurts Inc.natural gifts and products for children www.booboobears.com

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