Eczema
7 Ways to Naturally Treat Elbow Eczema
Suffering from itchy, red, dry elbows? You may have atopic eczema. Also called atopic dermatitis, atopic eczema is the most common form of eczema. It can appear anywhere on the body, but it typically develops on the hands, backs of the knees, and in the creases of the elbows during childhood. Elbow eczema is irritating,…
Read MoreWhat is Eczema Coxsackium?
Atopic eczema is the most common type of eczema that causes the skin to become red, dry, and incredibly itchy. When not treated correctly, or if subject to intense scratching, the skin can even become cracked and broken. This increases the risk of infection which, in turn, can lead to eczema coxsackium. In this post, we’ll…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Using Tea Tree Oil for Eczema
If you suffer from eczema, you’ve probably tried a variety of creams and treatments to help relieve your symptoms. These days, however, more and more people are turning away from traditional medicine and turning instead to natural, more holistic remedies – such as essential oils. Of these essential oils, tea tree oil on eczema is…
Read More5 Best Treatments for Lip Eczema
Lip eczema, also known as lip dermatitis, is a skin condition characterized by severe dryness, redness, and scaling of the lips. While badly chapped lips are caused by dryness, there are a number of different factors that trigger lip eczema. In this post, we’ll explore some of these factors and discover the best lip eczema…
Read MoreEczemaLess: A Personalized Eczema Tracker
We have the pleasure of sharing a new personalized, AI eczema tracker. EczemaLess provides extensive information for eczema sufferers, so that they can better track their triggers and find the appropriate treatments with their medical provider. Discover its many benefits below! Laura DolgyLaura is a contributor and content developer for It’s An Itchy Little World.…
Read More3 Homemade Bath Bombs for Eczema
Did you know that there are a variety of bath bombs for eczema? Bath bombs are packed mixtures of dry ingredients that are added to bath water to create a soothing and nourishing bathing solution. There are dozens of bath bombs available for purchase online or in store, but many of these products use preservatives,…
Read MoreHow to Treat Ear Seborrheic Dermatitis Naturally
If you are noticing dry, scaly skin in or around your ears, you may be suffering from ear seborrheic dermatitis. This is a form of eczema, affecting adults and babies alike, which may lead to infection and inflammation of the ear canal if left provoked and untreated. Fortunately, there are a variety of natural treatments…
Read MoreRaw Food Eczema Diet: My Post Birth Healing Story
In 2017, Abby Lai (creator of Eczema Conquerors) started having post-birth flare ups. Discover her journey, as well as how she managed to control her skin with a raw food eczema diet. Abby LaiAbby Lai is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist and a blogger who blogs about natural eczema remedies and is passionate about seeing people…
Read MoreWhy You Should Try a Coconut Oil Bath for Eczema
As discussed in previous posts, both baking soda baths and apple cider vinegar baths are a safe and effective alternative to bleach baths, a common therapy recommended by dermatologists. This week, we’re sharing a different type of bath alternative: coconut oil baths! Discover this soothing and nourishing therapy that can help relieve itchy skin. Coconut…
Read MoreEczema Staph Infections: What You Need to Know
Eczema can be an extremely irritating, uncomfortable and even painful skin condition. Throw in an eczema staph infection and treatment can become even more complicated. Discover the various types of eczema staph infections like furuncles, impetigo and cellulitis and how you can protect your or your little one’s skin. What is a Staph Infection? According…
Read MoreHot Water on Eczema: Do They Mix?
Hot water and eczema, by many accounts, don’t mix – so why do so many eczema sufferers claim it helps them? Read on to discover how hot water on eczema interact. Why Can’t I Use Hot Water On Eczema? The short answer: because it’s dehydrating. Heat is one of the most common triggers for eczema…
Read More5 Natural Diaper Rash Home Remedies
Jenny Silverstone (see bio below) You went to change your baby’s diaper and noticed the few red bumps that were there earlier in the day have upgraded to a full-fledged diaper rash. How can you help that rash clear up as soon as possible without compromising your commitment to natural remedies? It’s a cinch with…
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