Best Tips to Reduce Eczema and Dry Skin

Best Tips to Reduce Eczema and Dry Skin By: Paula Clarke

You can control your eczema and itchy skin from home at little to no cost.

Here are also some things that you can do from home to help with your eczema at no cost.

Tip #1: Prepare an oatmeal bath. Yes, you guessed it. All you need is 1cup of oatmeal and a warm bath.

Tip # 2: Use Crisco to keep your skin moisturized at night when no one is around or sunflower oil with your favorite fragrance if you are going in public.

Tip # 3: Make sure you visit your doctor to see exactly, which form of eczema that you have. Getting the proper diagnoses is 100% of the battle.

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