DIY All Natural Eczema Cream | Itch Relief
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2018
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DIY Homemade All Natural Organic Eczema Cream. The winter months can really dry out your skin. Try this all natural organic cream for eczema and dry skin. #eczema #eczematreatment #eczemaremedies #eczemaitchrelief #babyeczemanaturaltreatment
The lavender helps calm and soothe itching.
The tea tree oil has antibacterial properties. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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The list of ingredients
1/3 cup Shea butter
1/3 cup Virgin coconut oil
Put in mason jar
Sit mason jar in a container of hot water for 15-20 mins until liquefied. Stir occasionally.
Add essential lavender oil 10-15 drops
Tee Tree oil 3-5 drops
Stir
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Thanks so much for your lovely little vid 🤗
As a person with chronic atopic ezcema for many years I have very sensitive skin .
I have found that Organic Argan and Rosehip oils are very helpful and non reactive for my skin ...so I would add those in there as well 👍
My experience is that the Coconut oil seems to be a bit too strong for my issues unfortunately but the Shea butter is fine 😉
Ps so if you put the Argan and Rosehip oils in there and maybe wheat germ oil as well it will be softer and easier to use 👍(not as hard )
THanks. It's not to strong for me however some may benefit from this info.
Great Video clip! Apologies for butting in, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you ever tried - Franaar Alive Skin Formula (search on google)? It is a good exclusive guide for beating eczema minus the normal expense. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my good mate called Gray finally got cool success with it.
This cream is really good
Great video thanks
Love the painting and thank you
Thank you for watching!!
Thank you for this! I will have to shop around for the shea butter. Jojoba oil is also a great addition/alternative by the way for people who are allergic to coconut products... but very pricey though!
I will try some Jojoba oil on my next batch! Thank you for watching.
Thanks!
Thank you sis my daughter has been itching like crazy even with me putting eucerin eczema treatment on her i forgot all about shea butter havet been able to get it but i will defently try this out we both have senstive skin/Ezcema .
You are welcome. I'm trying to share things I learn to help others out. I will have video this week on her progress. WE still use this cream and she will be two in a few weeks.
Thank you to share this is very use to for my grandson he has eczema to.
This is more easy then use you don't need to whipped the butter what do you after put the lid on do put in fridge afterwards or leave out on side
Thank you so much for this video! I tried making a small batch yesterday for my atopic eczema that I had been suffering for years! Tried all the creams and potions from the pharmacies but nothing works effectively. Finally, a natural alternative that feels good on my skin. I was thinking of adding store bought aloe vera gel and a little manuka honey to the mix for added moisture! From a Singaporean subbie!
Wow Singapore! I love that! I haven't tried those but let me know how it turns out! Thanks for watching.
Thank you sis I am definitely trying I made my own butter recently will test on my Sonshine before paying Walgreens 30 for aveeno products
Same, that's the only lotion that helps my son. I was so mad about that 11 bucks that lotion was, I said no more. I remember it was waaay cheaper. I hate when companies get greedy.
Yes ma´am it is definitely worth a try. Thank you for supporting. Hit that like button for me!
@@Kimmyj30 Right! I also loved that I knew exactly what was going on her body.
@@HoneyBeeNMe2 Same! I look forward to catching more videos from you.
Is that measuring cup a 1/2? & how long you store it in da frig?
I’m going to try this as my granddaughter is in such a mess. Thanks
Awesome and thank you for watching. Always check what is being eaten as I believe food is a trigger. Check with a medical professional
I use coca butter instead I’d the shea butter and it is working great for my granddaughters eczema and my super dry skin
Yes you definitely can!
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I'm wasn't able to hear all that you said (it was my audio) but can we add more essential oils of our choice?
@@glchild251 Yes you can however do a skin test to make sure you won't react negatively to them. If you know you are not go for it. Let me know how it goes.
Do you keep it refrigerated to keep it in it's form? Also does it matter if you use the yellow or white shea butter?
I refrigerate to initially to solidify it then leave it out during the winter months. In this hot Texas heat I keep it refrigerated. Thanks for watching.
Can this be used in the hair ? My niece has eczema in her head and I'm looking for a way to clear it up because her hair is starting to fall out due to it
Yes, I would first do a spot test to make sure. (Test it either on an arm or leg to ensure she isn't allergic to any of the ingredients. I use it in my natural hair to seal in the moisture.
Please, how many times daily do you apply it on her? My daughter is 2 months old. Thanks
Hey we applied every diaper change. You may need to apply more or less. In Texas the air is very dry. Thanks for watching.
@@HoneyBeeNMe2 Ok, thanks
So the Lavender will not harm her if she is allergic to scented ingredients. I'm just asking because I need attention this.
Thank you for viewing. I am not a medical professional however I did test a small patch of skin to see if there was a reaction. A patch that was not covered in eczema. You never want to put straight lavender oil on you or your baby’s skin. It need to be diluted in a carrier oil like coconut. (3 drops to 1 tbsp of coconut. I started using this when my girl was either 5 or 6 months old. Any younger you may need to consult your doctor however most doctors will tell you not to then prescribe a topical steroid😒😒. Also the brand of lavender matters too. I use Young Living brand. I hope that helps. Let me know. ❤️
@@HoneyBeeNMe2 thank you and I sure will let you know.
Hi,
What type of milk did your daughter drink since she was allergic?
Hey THank you for watching! She currently drinks Rice milk.
What can I substitute coconut oil with? I am allergic
Babassu Oil is a perfect replacement unless you're allergic to any type of palms. One of my family members is allergic to C.O. Babassu works for her.
I would use any light oil (olive, grapseed, etc) I used Extra Virgin Olive Oil once I found out she has a tree nut allergy.
@@HoneyBeeNMe2 thank you. I’ve found most people with eczema have a tree nut allergy 🙏🏾
Did this clear up your baby's skin? How old was your baby during this time? Thank you
No, this did not cure my baby's eczema instead it keep it from cracking and getting dry. Eczema is a reaction of a bigger problem. What cured my baby's eczema is our diet change. As soon as we cut out dairy it cleared up in about 2 weeks.
She was about 6-9 months
Thanks so much for your help!
@@asltina Anytime!
You have helped so much. I will call my doctor tomorrow and see if it's okay to switch my son to soy formula and see if that clears his eczema up. When I was breastfeeding him I would eat dairy all the time. So I hope this is the answer! Thanks so much again!
I’m allergic to coconut what else can I use
You can use any carrier oil. Like olive oil grapeseed, etc
Grapeseed oil, castor oil...
Is this sticky or greasy, and will your clothes stick to it? Oh, I'm a new friend, maybe we can support each other!
I believe the mixture for me isn't. With that being said I like it "shimmering" lol. It isn't sticky but can be if you add honey. Can can get greasy if you put too much coconut oil. The CO will stain if the mixture get too greasy. Try starting off with half the coconut oil suggested in the video. Play with it until you feel the mixture is right for you. Let me know how it turns out.
Thank you for the information. I'll try it.
How long did you leave this in the refrigerator?
Hey, Megan. I leave it in there until it solidifies. Then store it in a cool dark place close to where I do diaper changes. I apply at diaper time.
Honey Bee TV thank you so much for responding! You’ve been a big help
@@mayyjayy8984 You are welcome. Anything to help out.
You just introduced bacteria to this mix you used your fingers scraped Shea butter off the table