Natural remedies to get relief from rashes, itching, and spots in monsoon

The drizzle of rain may make the weather pleasant, but many skin-related problems also increase in this season. Due to humidity and sweat, complaints of itching, rashes, pimples and spots become common. This season becomes a challenge for those people whose skin is sensitive. In such a situation, there is a need to pay attention to time and adopt some easy home remedies which give relief to the skin without any side effects and also keep it clean.

Take a bath with neem water

Neem is also known as a natural antiseptic for the skin. Boil the water with neem leaves, strain it, and have a bath with that water. It reduces itching, fungal infection, and body irritability. Use it every day or alternate days.

Take a bath with baking soda water

It helps control the pH level of your skin and itching. Take one spoonful of baking soda and add it to a bucket of water. Bathe with that. This remedy works efficiently in areas of your body where sweating is high. Such as back, armpits and thighs.

Apply Multani Mitti and rose water all over the body

Multani mitti takes away dirt and oil present on the body, and rose water gives a cooling effect. Take both and make a paste, and apply all over the body for 15-20 minutes, and then shower with lukewarm water. By doing this treatment twice every week, the body will look clean and cool.

Use a paste made of curd and turmeric

Curd cools the body, and turmeric is filled with antibacterial elements. Put both of them together and create a paste, and put it all over the body before taking your bath. It corrects itching and dims blemishes.

Massage with aloe vera gel

It reduces the redness and inflammation occurring in the skin. On the body during post-bath, apply fresh gel of aloe vera and massage softly with hands. It provides relief from itching and makes the body cool.

Disclaimer: The information given in this article is for awareness only and is not a substitute for any medical advice. Readers are advised to consult an expert or doctor before adopting any medicine or treatment.