Natural Care For Atopic Skin

Does your skin used to be soft and smooth but now looks itchy and scaly? Could you possibly have eczema? If you use the appropriate products correctly, you can restore your skin to its former bright and smooth appearance. Eczema is like an allergic reaction on your skin. Atopic dermatitis, the most common type of eczema, affects many children and adults. Many people with eczema have allergies to pollen, mold, animal fur, dust, or sensitivities to household products. The detergent you use or the perfume you apply may be triggering irritation on your skin. You can discover what you can do for an atopic skin by reading our article. Kudra products, which we prepare by modernizing traditional herbalist recipes, support your skin to achieve a healthy and radiant appearance.

What is Atopic Skin? What are the symptoms?

An atopic skin causes itching, drying, and cracking. It is more common in children, but can also develop in adults. Healthy skin helps retain moisture. Moisture protects your skin from bacteria, irritants and allergens. Eczema is the result of a variation that undermines the skin's ability to protect itself. This deterioration causes your skin to be adversely affected by external environmental factors, substances and allergens that cause irritation. The symptoms of atopy differ for everyone. These symptoms may include:

• Dry, Sensitive skin
• Itching, flaking, rash
• Spots on the wrists and ankles, neck, upper chest, eyelids, elbow and knee folds
• Red, brownish spots on the face and scalp of babies
• Small spots that contain fluid and may crust over
• Thickened and cracked skin

Atopic dermatitis usually begins at an early age and can last from adolescence to adulthood. For some people, it may increase periodically and show temporary signs of improvement in later processes.

Natural methods for soothing the Skin?

Natural treatments can help soothe the dry, itchy skin that comes with eczema. People can apply diet, lifestyle changes, and natural products and methods to manage or prevent increased eczema symptoms, especially during the winter season when symptoms may be at their worst. Some natural attack prevention measures are as follows:

NATURAL OILS: Coconut oil provides an effective treatment that helps dry, itchy skin, but it has a healing dose. In other words, coconut oil should be used with hazelnut oil and similar oils compatible with dry skin, diluted to a maximum of ⅓. otherwise, coconut oil used alone will cause the skin to dry out even more after a while. After bathing and up to several times a day, you can apply cold pressed coconut oil directly to your skin by mixing it with oils such as shea butter, hazelnut oil, avocado oil, phyllo oil, calendula oil in appropriate proportions. You can also use it before going to bed to keep the skin hydrated throughout the night. Similarly, chamomile essential oil can help relieve symptoms of atopic dermatitis. However, since chamomile essential oil cannot be used alone, it will be beneficial to mix this oil with carrier oils such as coconut oil and avocado oil at a ratio of 1/100. However, while chamomile oil is among the oils with the lowest risk of allergens, some people may be allergic to chamomile oil, so it's best to try it on the inside of the arm for a few days and see if you experience a skin reaction before applying it to the rest of your body.

Soothing Ointment for atopic skin, prepared from natural ingredients such as Avocado and Nervous Herb, softens and soothes red, dry, scaly and itchy skin. It helps prevent atopy attacks.

SOOTHING CREAM

ALOE VERA JUICE: Aloe vera gel/juice obtained from the leaves of the aloe plant has antibacterial and antimicrobial effects. It can prevent skin infections that can occur more in dry and cracked skin. The gel soothes the skin and promotes healing.

The pure hydrosol of the immortelle and aloe vera juice derived from Aloe vera gel are soothing for sensitive, irritable and dry skin. It refreshes irritated skin and provides a regenerative effect.

IMMORTELLE + ALOE VERA FACIAL TONIC
 

COLLOIDAL OATMEAL: Colloidal oatmeal is made from oats that have been ground and boiled to extract their skin healing properties. You can use it by adding powdered oatmeal to your warm bath. Colloidal oatmeal is mostly safe for all ages, except for people with oat allergies. It should be used with caution by people with gluten allergies.

BATH: In eczema, the skin needs extra moisture because the outer layer of the skin does not work as it should. Washing frequently can dry out the skin due to the lime in the water. For this, very hot or very cold water and the wrong soap should not be used, a shower should be taken with warm water, one should not stay in the shower for a long time, and the skin should be cleaned with natural soaps. After the bath, the skin should be moisturized.

HONEY: It can be applied directly to eczema. It has the ability to moisturize the skin. In this way, it can help prevent infections. Unrefined good quality organic flower honey should be preferred.

While raw flower honey moisturizes, softens and provides antibacterial effect to dry skin with its enzymes, Hibiscus purifies the skin from dead cells on its surface and contributes to the regeneration of the skin.

SOOTHING FACE MASK

NUTRITIONAL CHANGES: Some foods can cause allergies in the body. Making a few dietary changes can help reduce eczema symptoms. Examples of anti-inflammatory foods include fish, green leafy vegetables, beans, lentils, colorful fruits, turmeric and cinnamon.

NATURAL SOAPS AND DETERGENTS: Detergents may contain chemicals that aggravate eczema. May cause dry skin in people with eczema. Some soaps can dry out the skin due to their alkaline ratio. Therefore, products with natural ingredients should be preferred.

Apart from these, cold, harsh winter winds can also increase atopic dermatitis by causing the skin to dry. All these natural remedies cannot cure eczema, but they can have soothing and managing effects on the symptoms. It's a good idea to see a dermatologist if the eczema is severe.

Ways to Prevent Atopic Dermatitis

The following tips can help prevent dermatitis attacks and minimize the effects of dry skin:

You can moisturize your skin several times a day. In this way, creams and lotions trap moisture in your skin. You should choose products that are effective and suitable for your skin.

CHAMOMILE + EVENING PRIMROSE MOISTURIZING CREAM

By identifying the factors that worsen the situation, you can take care to stay away from them. In addition, sweat, stress, obesity, soaps, detergents, dust and pollen are among the factors that trigger skin problems. You can reduce exposure to triggers.

CASTILE SOAP