Système de traitement de l'eczéma - contrôle les poussées et les éruptions cutanées de l'eczéma

Guérit la peau, aide à guérir et à contrôler les bactéries. Aide à contrôler les poussées d’eczéma et les éruptions cutanées.

• Appliquer deux fois par jour
• Ajoutez 5 gouttes de traitement à l'huile d'arbre à thé OilBlends sur un coton humide et appliquez sur la zone affectée.
• Répétez pour couvrir toute la zone

• Utiliser comme nettoyant corporel quotidien pour aider à guérir et exfolier en douceur la peau.
• Les propriétés anti-inflammatoires du curcuma font du curcuma un excellent remède pour lutter contre les plaques d'eczéma.
• Traite la peau sèche et l'eczéma

Barre alternative au curcuma et au savon noir africain biologique

Nos propriétés curatives et nettoyantes en profondeur du savon noir africain biologique sont excellentes pour les peaux à problèmes. - Hydrate, adoucit et répare la peau sèche, enflammée et endommagée - Exfolie les cellules mortes de la peau - Élimine en douceur les imperfections et les taches brunes.

Après le lavage, la clé pour contrôler les poussées est une bonne hydratation

Formulé avec des ingrédients naturels de la meilleure qualité pour aider à contrôler les troubles cutanés légers à modérés, l'inflammation, le psoriasis, l'eczéma, la dermatite, la peau sèche, squameuse ou qui démange. Aide à éliminer la décoloration de la peau.​

• Couvrir toute la zone touchée
• Sans rinçage comme hydratant quotidien​

How to Control Eczema and Skin Disorders

It's important to note that what works for one person may not work for another, so it may take some trial and error to find the best combination of strategies for managing your eczema or skin disorder.

Be patient and consistent in your efforts, and don't hesitate to seek professional guidance if needed.

Managing eczema and other skin disorders involves a
combination of preventive measures, lifestyle adjustments, and proper
skincare routines. Here are some strategies that can help:

Identify Triggers: Pay
attention to factors that worsen your symptoms. Common triggers include certain
foods, stress, environmental allergens (such as pollen or pet dander), harsh chemicals, and certain fabrics.

Maintain Skin Hydration:
Keep your skin well-moisturized using emollients and moisturizers. Apply
moisturizer immediately after bathing to lock in moisture. Use products that are free of fragrances and other potential irritants.

Avoid Irritants: Use
gentle, fragrance-free skincare products and detergents. Avoid long, hot showers and opt for lukewarm water instead. Pat your skin dry with a soft towel
after bathing, rather than rubbing.

Manage Stress: Stress can
exacerbate eczema symptoms. Practice stress-reduction techniques such as deep
breathing, meditation, yoga, or mindfulness exercises.

Dietary Considerations:
Some people find that certain foods can trigger eczema flare-ups. Keep a food diary to identify potential triggers, and consider eliminating or reducing these foods from your diet. Common culprits include dairy, gluten, nuts, and
citrus fruits.

Clothing Choices: Wear
loose-fitting, breathable clothing made from natural fibers such as cotton.
Avoid rough or scratchy fabrics like wool.

Keep Cool: Overheating can
aggravate eczema symptoms. Stay cool by using fans, wearing lightweight
clothing, and avoiding excessive physical exertion in hot weather.

Manage Itching: Resist the
urge to scratch, as it can worsen inflammation and lead to infections. Keep your nails short to minimize damage from scratching. Applying cool compresses or taking an oatmeal bath can help soothe itching.

Topical Treatments:
Over-the-counter or prescription creams and ointments containing
corticosteroids or calcineurin inhibitors can help reduce inflammation and itching during flare-ups. Follow your healthcare provider's recommendations for
proper application and duration of use.

Consult a Healthcare Provider:
If your symptoms are severe or persistent, consult a dermatologist or healthcare provider. They can provide personalized treatment options, such as prescription medications or light therapy, to help manage your condition
effectively.