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ECZEMA MANAGEMENT ‼️

Managing eczema and other reactive skin types during the hot and humid days /nights of summer or the cold chilly days and nights of winter, whichever is your most itchy and disruptive season here are some helpful tips so your life can be filled with more fun than frustration

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Knowing how to prepare for your itchy weather and understand how eczema is triggered by the different elements will help to manage reactions and as always, prevention is better than treatment when it comes to flare ups.

Summer triggers🔆
- sweat
- body temps
- pollen (grass/w**d)
- insect bites
- humidity
- salt water / chlorine
- chemicals in sunscreens
- sunburn
- heightened allergies
- dehydration

Winter triggers❄️
- rapid temperature changes
- cold dry winter air
- poor vitamin D absorption
- layering up with irritating fabrics
- leaving skin damp for a long period
- weakened immunity

HYDRATION 🚰 🩵

Drink plenty of water! Staying well hydrated helps to keep your body at a normal temperature so your skin doesn’t react to the excessive heat, a small pinch of (fine) pink Himalayan salt can also make a HUGE difference in preventing skin dehydration and improving your overall health. Unlike regular salt, pink himalayan contains over 80 different trace elements, including sodium, magnesium, zinc, calcium, and iron, making it very beneficial for your health, especially if you have skin conditions like eczema.
Water needs vary but based on your weight? The general rule is to drink one ounce of water for every two pounds of body weight or approx 1 1/2 cups for every 10 kg minimum.

STAY COOL 🌀

When temperatures are hot, blood vessels dilate in an attempt to cool you off, which can trigger inflammatory cells and make skin extra sensitive and vulnerable to flare.
Try carrying a hand held fan to cool hot skin, a water bottle or get in the shade where possible, use a cool compress of anything available thats cold, wear a sunhat and dress in light non fitting cotton clothes that help wick away moisture and minimise sweating.
✅KALM & KINDS Kawakawa cooling mist.

Minimise / Rinse off sweat❗️
Sweating is the body’s natural way of cooling you off, so in warmer weather you sweat more as your body tries to regulate its temperature, but sweat leaves behind trace elements that can irritate eczema. Sweat contains mainly water, which takes all the moisture out of the skin causing dryness and irritation, this environment then attracts bacteria which further inflames the skin. Moisture often builds up inside the elbows, behind the knees and around the neck, making these areas hot spots for flare-ups.
If you’re involved in a sweaty activity, rinse off right afterward and change into fresh clothes. Use water or better yet
✅KALM & KINDS SOOTHING BATH SOAK premixed in a water bottle to cool, soothe and rinse sweat. If you do rinse the skin, lightly pat dry and re-apply some eczema cream or moisturising sunscreen straight away, to lock the moisture back in.

SWIMMING 🏊🏼

Saltwater and chlorine can cause extra
dryness and irritation, Be sure to rinse off and moisturise.

At the pools!! 🏊🏼
Some people with eczema tolerate chlorinated swimming pools well, but for some it can irritate. Swim in an outdoor pool, outdoor pools are generally less damaging than indoor pools because they are better ventilated. If chlorine water bothers your skin, a quick shower after swimming in a pool is a good idea. Keep in mind that chlorine also removes natural oils, so it is important to moisturize right afterwards to help replace. Apply a non irritating moisturiser or
✅KALM & KIND ECZEMA CREAM
over all areas of skin directly after showering, when skin is still damp to soothe and replenish barrier.

At the beach!! ⛱️
The high concentrations of minerals in seawater, especially magnesium, may be beneficial to people with eczema. The sodium and iodine also present in ocean water have healing properties for skin. That said, saltwater can be uncomfortable and downright painful on inflamed skin, especially in young children–something to consider before booking a beach vacation. If you do go, if none a available take water with you to rinse off excess salt (which can have a drying effect on skin) after swimming and again follow with
✅KALM & KIND’S ECZEMA CREAM
to soothe and moisturise.

Bath & shower time!! 🚿🛀🏼
Your water should be cool to warm, as hot water will likely dry out your skin and make eczema symptoms worse. Additions of pink himalayan salt, magnesium flakes, or ground oats to bathwater can help soften the water and make it less stingy on inflammed skin. After you hop out, apply your ✅ECZEMA CREAM to damp skin before completely drying off to lock in as much moisture as possible

Water filters 💧
may be helpful to fit on tap or shower heads, these are very affordable, and easily replaceable, designed to remove chlorine and other harmful substances from water to protect your hair and skin, ensuring they retain their natural moisture and strength, just be sure it’s not a high pressure head as it may be too abrasive for sensitive skin.

SKINCARE PRODUCTS❗️

Soaps 🧼
The changing temperatures of winter can cause the skin to become more sensitive. This means that skincare products that wouldn’t usually irritate the skin can start to cause problems, such as contact dermatitis.
Soaps and detergent can contain harsh chemicals or fragrances that may irritate sensitive skin. Switch to natural or unscented skincare products to reduce irritation. Avoid soaps and washes that produce foam or bubbles too which are very drying to skin and liquid hand soaps containg ammonia, we use body wash in place of liquid hand soap to avoid ammonia. having eczema means your skin is sensitive and can greatly benefit from going sulphate free and all natural.
✅KALM KIND GENTLE CLEANSING GEL Or MCT OIL CLEANSE is great too and will also help to calm itch, irritaton and redness.

Try low fragrance wash powders suitable for sensitive skin, plant based or i find the cheaper brands have less additives and work great too. (Pams is my go-to)

Moisturisers 🧴
Moisturising is an important part of skincare for eczema, and is needed more so in the winter months. When applying do not use on irritated skin in hot temperatures or immediately after a shower or bath, wait for skin to cool so blood vessels are not dilated and sensitive.
When shopping for moisturisers, look for all natural oil based ones suitable for sensitive skin or try our ✅ KALM & KINDS BARRIER SUPPORT MOISTURISER for long lasting results and suitable for the most sensitive skin. Some but not all natural plant oils can be beneficial used on very sensitive or baby skin. Apply immediately after bath or shower to very damp skin to trap the water in. Coconut, Jojoba, sweet almond are my top pics I would NOT recommend using olive oil on eczema affected skin.

Contact allergy or sensitivity☠️
Many skincare additives like emulsifiers, fragrance, preservatives, silicones etc can cause skin sensitivity or irritation.
Signs of sensitivity to a moisturiser
• aggrivation or inflammation of eczema after using is an obvious tell.
• If your moisturiser is soaking in like nothing and skin still drying out can be another sign.
•look for more oil based thicker moisturisers.
•Do not use hand sanitizers ⚠️

Patch testing🫶🏼
If you suspect a sensitivity to an ingredient but am unsure, patch test your skincare products. Before use put a small amount on an patch of skin like forearm or thigh somewhere out of sight maybe and put a band-aid on it leave it there for the next 24-48 hours. Contact eczema can take days to react by then you have used alot more and eaten a range of food also so it’s impossible to pin point the trigger. If you patch test that area you had covered will show signs of inflammation so you can then narrow down what the cause is.

HEIGHTENED ALLERGIES❗️

Allergies cause the immune system to over-react which then causes inflammation from the inside out and results in damaged/weakened skin barrier and sensitivities internal and external, it is important to try and identify these.

While warm temperatures and blooming flowers are great news for outdoor activities, a change in season can bring an increase in people’s allergies. In late spring and early summer, grass pollen tends to be highest, while in late summer, w**d pollens are high that can also trigger and worsen eczema along with other problems like asthma and hay fever.

🔆Oral antihistamines liquid or other can be especially helpful when taken………

° At the beginning of and during a flare up to help minimise itch and scratching so skin can heal faster.

° Hot nights with sticky humid conditions can really bring on the itch. Taking before bed will ensure a much better sleep and avoid skin being destroyed by continual scatching throughout the night.

° when the day is planned with long hours
outdoors in the heat, taking it before leaving home that morning can protect from irritation and flare up.

° If a planned activity has the potential to
expose you to an allergen like a bush walk,
a sports event being on grass all day long,
a place where certain animals may be.
Whatever your allergen may be you can
protect yourself before exposure to help
avoid or minimize severity and chances of an allergic reaction and skin flare up.

+ CROSS-REACTIVITY ❗️
is when your body gets confused,mistaking one allergen for another because the proteins in two substances are similar enough to fool your immune system.

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Privet trees - cross- reaction likely with Olive trees , evergreen ash and golden ash trees.

Grass pollen - cross-reaction is possible with foods: celery, wheat, carrot, melon, watermelon, tomato, oranges, potatoes, and peanuts.

Birch pollen - cross-reacts with the following foods: apple, pear,
cherry, apricot, peach, mango, kiwi, celery, carrot, poppy seed,
and pepper.

Dust Mites and Seafood Allergy
There is a similar link between house dust mite allergy and a shellfish allergy.

Winter immunity❗️
Viral illness is a common triggers that most people don’t realize is causing their eczema to flare, If you get something like a common cold or flu it can increase all the inflammation in the body including eczema.

A viral illness that impacts the skin can cause pre-existing patches of eczema to swell and itch, other conditions linked to eczema that can be triggered by aggravated inflammation due to viruses and infection: Molluscum contagiosum, which produces small, raised bumps on the skin that can turn red or pink, and eczema herpeticum, a painful, blistering rash that can accompany a cold sore virus, impetigo or school sores and hand foot & mouth.

When the body has a viral attack the immune system is busy fighting it off and can do with some extra support.
When we’re sick sometimes we cant eat

•keep nails short and hands clean
•get some sun to soak up vitamin D
•take immune support supplements when unable to eat a balanced diet.
•If a child is a fussy eater and has eczema they may need immune support for kids.
•Vitamin D is important in skin health.
•Vitamin C is important for immune support
•Copper for immune function
•since most with eczema can’t tolerate citrus fruits for vitamin C you can supplement with gummies, tablets or the fizzies in a tube are great too just dissolve in a glass of water once per day with added Vitamin D and zinc for extra skin support.

INSECT BITES❗️

Insect bites cause the immune system to release a sudden outpour of pro-inflammatory chemicals that can affect eczema prone skin and cause flare ups.
Use natural ingredients like-
✅KALM & KIND BUG OFF REPELLENT
In a simple non messy roller that can be used with diffuser bracelets/anklets.
Also help skin to recover and treat itching caused from other insect bites.
✅KA KITE KUTU REPELLENT also on an easy roller application that your little ones can do themselves and they both smell great🫶🏼

SUN PROTECTION❗️

Ensure daily use of mineral or natural sunscreen with added moisturising benefits

People with eczema are more susceptible to sun damage and should always use sunscreen when outdoors. Many sunscreen ingredients can worsen eczema symptoms. Most eczema sufferers do better with natural sunscreens (use minerals zinc oxide or titanium oxide to block UV rays) rather than chemical sunscreens
(that use chemicals to absorb them)

Some NZ made & natural/mineral sunscreens made with the absolute best skin loving ingredients🫶🏼
(can purchase these online)

✔️SAVVY TOUCH mango butter sun shade
✔️MY SUNSHINE natural organic sunscreen
✔️SOL + SEA mineral sunscreen
✔️TEMPLE + CO mineral sunscreen
✔️EARTHS KITCHEN all natural sun
protection

For an extra light facial sunscreen (these aren’t nz made but are my faves)
✔️AIRYDAY mineral mousse
✔️LA ROCHE POSAY mineral sunscreen

🚫Avoid sunblocks with synthetic and chemical ingredients at all costs, these will further irritate and damage reactive skin types! look for these on the ingredient list:

⚠️OXYBENZONE
⚠️AVOBENZONE
⚠️OCTISALATE
⚠️OCTOCRYLENE
⚠️HOMOSALATE
⚠️OCTINOXATE

RAPID TEMP CHANGES❗️

When the skin is experiencing big changes in temperature, it starts to dry and feel itchy. In winter the cycle of moving from the cold air outside to the warm and dry air indoors can make the skin dry and cracked.
People can reduce eczema flare-ups by avoiding sudden changes in temperature. Wear gloves, scarves, and hats when outside to stop the skin from getting cold.
Transition slowly between temperatures by using the following strategies:
•Try not to let your skin get cold. People can maintain a more even body temperature by staying inside when possible. Wrap up well when going outside.
•Protect sensitive areas from rapid temperature changes. If you tend to get eczema on your hands, wear gloves every time you go outside.
•Avoid hot water when you are cold. When you come in from the cold, it may be tempting to wash your hands in very warm water, but the quick change in temperature can irritate the skin. Wait until you have warmed up before using warm water.
•Keep a pot of water on the fire when possible and avoid over using heat pumps.

✔️look into probiotics for optional and extra skin health and gut support against food sensitivities and eczema.

✔️Vitamin D for skin and immune support

✔️Vitamin C for immune support

✔️Copper is vital for immune health

Other additional management tips

When skin is very dry it makes it difficult for eczema cream to pe*****te into the skin so firstly dampen the skin or use a small amount of non irritating moisturiser like
✅KALM & KIND BARRIER SUPPORT MOISTURISER to soften it up.

Boost body’s magnesium levels (dermal absorption works the fastest and best way)
Swim in the salt water or …
✅KALM & KIND MAGNESIUM SOLE SPRAY
Use every night before bed, 2-3 sprays on soles of feet. When levels are low, skin will sting a little when water evaporates and leaves the salt, as levels rise this effect will lessen. The soles of feet are less sensitive to the itch.

✅KALM & KIND NOURISH-HYDRATE-ELIMINATE body and face spray for wide spread inflammation (for 10yrs +)

ECZEMA FLARES‼️

-Use ✅KALM&KIND SOOTHING BATH SOAK for flare ups in a tub or premixed in a water bottle. Dab over skin with a cloth to stop further inflammation and itch, sooth and cool down
-Stay out of the heat. Getting cool will also avoid further inflammation.
-Take a bleach bath if skin is frequently
getting infected. about 10 mls per 10 litres
-Apply KALM & KIND eczema cream to cooled damp skin to sooth, strengthen barrier and desensitise.
-Take antihistamines to reduce severity.
-Minimise sugar, dairy and wheat intake during healing time, will speed the process not prolong.
-Stress can be a major cause of eczema flares too. In children for example they may be stressed from breastfed to bottle fed transitions, missing mum when going to kohanga little distresses can cause flares. Give them some extra attention at these times and lots of cuddles and attention. Keep them home from kohanga if can to settle skin.

Hope this will enlighten some of you and brighten up your summer. 🏄‍♂️ 🐎

STAY SAFE OUT THERE ♥️

Pic of my son Axl for attention
Enjoying summer🔆

Kia ora koutou my name is Bre
I am founder and creator of kalm & Kind skincare, a strong advocate of natural health & Māmā to six tamariki, three of whom suffer from eczema and related skin conditions.

I first began on this journey when eczema became unmanageable in our home, we had tried countless products and nothing was working for us, it had started to control our lives, robbing us of quality and happiness and replacing that with limited activities, stress and frustration. so this was the turning point to end a long bumpy, road which had lead us in continual reoccurring circles of skin infections and antibiotics, flare ups and steroid creams it really was a road with no end.

Kalm & Kind has been built on behalf of my tamariki, each and every product created has been made to support their skins health. Specialising in products to treat skin conditions like eczema! The ones that like to stick around for a very long time even a lifetime! diminishing ones self confidence and quality of life.

Eczema is an inflammation of sensitive skin, and a dysfunctional skin barrier, so this is why we love everything natural. Our products are all Handmade with aroha, our ingredients have been specifically selected as they are naturally-derived and clean, containing no parabens or sulphates to bring the benefits of nature to your skin.

Our Eczema cream works by first repairing damaged skin then strengthening and supporting the skins protective barrier and functioning of to keep skin protected and then to desensitise to things that would usually cause you to flare up, I also offer customised skincare in the rare case someone may have an allergy to an ingredient used.

Eczema for some is said to have no cure but it is most definitely beatable and manageable, I wish to tautoko others and help educate on managing these skin ailments.
Please follow my business on facebook where i will post helpful skin management tips, info about our existing products and prices, new product release and general help to understanding your skin.

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087398365575&mibextid=LQQJ4d

If you wish to make an order, have a question about a product or if you’d like to discuss a skin related issue you or someone you know may be experiencing (this will be private and confidential information) where I may be able to customise a skincare routine just for you.

•Contact me via business page messages, whatsApp or email
•Purchases are pick up or delivery with additional postage costs
•Payment options are bank deposit or cash weekly time payments can be arranged.
I hope to have a website soon where I can offer afterpay.

Nau mai, haere mai I look forward to being a part of your journey so you too can regain control of your skin and bring more quality back into your life.

Ngā mihi nui
Bre xo

KA•KITE Kutu repellent

30ml - $20

Works perfectly at keeping away those hoha kutu, a smell too good to be true🙌🏼 with extra benefits for your hair too.
An all-natural head lice treatment oil for children and adults made with pure essential oils of….
Peppermint, fennel, white thyme, eucalyptus, lavender, lemon tea tree, & marjoram in a base blend of caprylic capric triglycerides & meadowfoam seed oil.

How to use
Roll around hair line and through a couple of hair sections directly onto scalp to discourage lice from entering hair, smells great but they don’t think so.
Use every morning or when you think is needed.

•Easy application that kids can do themselves.
•Safe to use if you have scalp inflammation or excessive dryness. (it may even be helpful).
•Suitable for sensitive skin
•fast and easy roll on application
•Promotes healthy hair and scalp
•Lice hate the smell
•Not only effective at repelling lice but used everyday will also kill them.
•when your tamaiti is picking up kutu’s every day at kura it’s hopeless trying to manage with shampoo they need to be repelled to stop the spread.
•Great smell compared to many other repellents.

Peppermint Oil:
Lice hate the strong fragrance of peppermint so it serves well as a natural repellent. When applied to the scalp can help relieve itching and discomfort caused by bites, its antimicrobial properties can help keep the scalp clean and free of bacteria and fungi, which lowers the risk of infections. can reduce redness and itch on the scalp caused by seborrheic dermatitis, promotes thicker, stronger hair by stimulating regrowth and is touted one of the best natural remedies for dandruff.

Fennel oil
A potent and useful head lice treatment.
Fennel seed oil is rich in vitamins and minerals, which is amazing for hair and scalp health. It strengthens hair follicles by giving nutrition to the scalp and stimulates hair growth by controlling free radicals that are toxic to your hair.
Fennel seed oil also provides moisturizer to your hair, its antimicrobial and Antioxidant properties make it great for treating conditions like dandruff and eczema, and calming irritated scalp.

Thyme oil
Renowned purifying and remedial properties with strong antibacterial and antifungal properties thymol
supports the management of inflammatory skin conditions such as eczema and dermatitis. Added in hair products thyme Oil helps naturally clarify hair, ease build-up, alleviate dandruff, eliminate lice, and soothe the scalp. Its stimulant properties may also help promote hair growth.

Marjoram:
Topical use of marjoram essential oil can help repel and kill head lice.
Possesses strong antiseptic, antifungal and antibacterial qualities, to help treat a plethora of scalp infections, rubbed into the scalp it nourishes the hair follicles to treat dryness, itchiness, dandruff and psoriasis. It also controls oil production to promote a clean and healthy scalp.

Lemon tea tree:
When it comes to physical properties, like classic Tea Tree, Lemon Tea Tree is an excellent skin oil. It has natural cleansing benefits and proven anti-microbial action.
Has a distinctive citrusy lemon like fragrance, It’s a great essential oil if you aren’t fond of the classic Tea Tree aroma.
tea tree oil is well known for its powerful antimicrobial properties and is regarded as nature's most effective lice repellent. Here's why tea tree oil is so effective against lice:
1. Tea tree oil contains insecticidal compounds that interfere with lice's nervous system, causing paralysis and death.
2. The strong scent of tea tree oil repels lice, preventing them from infesting the scalp.
3. Tea tree oil has broad-spectrum antimicrobial properties, making it effective against bacteria, fungi, and parasites such as lice, preventing infestations.
4. Tea tree oil, unlike chemical-based treatments, is a natural and safe alternative. It contains no harmful pesticides or synthetic chemicals, making it suitable for use on both children and adults.
5. In addition to repelling, tea tree oil promotes scalp health. It helps soothe itching and irritation caused by bites and has a refreshing, cooling effect on the scalp.
6. Tea tree oil is derived from a renewable natural source and is biodegradable, making it an environmentally friendly option for kutu prevention.

Lavender Oil:
Lavender oil has been studied for its insect repellent properties. Its fragrance is thought to prevent lice and other insects from infesting the scalp.
Lavender oil has a calming and soothing aroma that can help relieve stress and anxiety caused by lice infestations,
while also promoting improved scalp health.

Eucalyptus Oil:
Eucalyptus oil has a strong, refreshing scent that lice dislike. Its strong odour serves as a natural deterrent, making it difficult for lice to infest the scalp.
Eucalyptus oil contains compounds like eucalyptol, which have antimicrobial properties. It can help keep the scalp clean and free of bacteria and fungi, which lowers the risk of secondary infections.

Rosemary Oil:
Its herbaceous aroma can help mask the odour of the scalp, making it less appealing to lice. When applied to scalp can help improve circulation and stimulate hair follicles. It promotes healthy hair growth and may help prevent hair loss and hair thinning.

Coconut oil:
Athough coconut oil may not be effective in repelling lice the moisturizing properties of coconut oil can help to loosen the glue-like substance that they use to attach their eggs to hair strands. Making it easier to comb out both the live adult lice and their eggs, a potentially effective natural remedy for combating lice infestations. Also makes an excellent treatment option for dry or frizzy hair. This carrier oil can be used for a variety of hair benefits, including managing unruly hair and conditioning.

Meadowfoam seed oil:
It is a key ingredient in many different products but is widely used in hair care products for its moisturising properties, adds shine and helps treat dry or damaged hair.

VERSICOLOR REVERSE -
For the treatment of Pityriasis versicolor / Tinea versicolor

Reverse oil
•30 ml $25
•10 ml $10

Extras:
12% Lactic acid exfoliator
•100ml $25

Nourish Hydrate Eliminate spray
•100ml $25
•150ml $35

Versicolor reverse oil Ingredients:
Mct, neossance, dill seed, coco caprylates, manuka, kanuka, lemongrass, bakuchi, clove, lavender, cinnamon, oregano, patchoulli, vitamin E

How to use
Apply to discoloured patches with the easy roll on applicator at least every morning and night.
The oil alone works great for early stage treatment when only covering small areas of skin and for use on children.
When larger wide spread areas are affected use the -
12% Lactic acid exfoliating gel +
Nourish, Hydrate & Eliminate body spray this makes for an easy and effective application.

What is tinea versicolor?
An excessive growth of yeast on the skin's surface that Flourishes in warm, moist, and oily conditions. This yeast multiplies in small clusters and causes patches on the skin that can be white, brown, red, or pink. The patches are dry, flaky, or scaly, and can be flat or slightly raised. They may be a little itchy but often aren't felt at all. The most often occurring on the chest or back and they stop the skin from tanning evenly.

Tinea versicolor doesn't typically cause any serious side effects. If left untreated, you may experience worsening symptoms like increased discoloration or itching. they can spread and the dispigmentation can last from months to years changing in severity with the seasonal climates.

People often have more than one episode of tinea versicolor. Because the yeast grows naturally on your skin, it can come back unless preventative care is maintained.

Triggers:
1. Compromised immune function.
2. High temperatures and humidity.
3. Perspiration.
4. Excessively oily skin.
5. Hormonal fluctuation Tinea Versicolor, a mould like organism that might appear excessively on the upper part of the body.

HERO INGREDIENTS
Dill seed
The antifungal properties makes this a potential treatment for clearing tinea versicolor

Manuka
Natures most effective skin treatment: Renowned For Helping to Alleviate a Wide Range of Skin Problems Such as Acne, Eczema, Cold Sores, Skin Fungus, Rashes, Irritated Skin and more
Treats fungi related problems such as foot and nail fungus, jock itch, Athletes Foot, Tinea Versicolor and Difficult and Persistent Rashes, treat and alleviate many common skin conditions such as Eczema, bites, stings, skin rash, dermatitis and irritated skin

Kanuka
Kanuka is similar in action to Manuka, both of which have been traditionally used by New Zealand’s native Maori people for skin, respiratory and digestive ailments. Kanuka oil has a clear, fresh, slightly more floral aroma than Manuka. Protective and calming, Kanuka oil has antimicrobial and healing activity, making it a powerful oil for minor wounds, acne, and fungal conditions of the nails or skin.

Lemongrass
lemongrass essential oil is citral, a compound found to act as an antimicrobial, that destroys or suppresses the growth of bacteria and fungi.

Bakuchi
Has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antibacterial properties, to which it has proven to reduce and control all skin-related problem and helps to promote natural colour complexion and to maintain and normalises individual skin pigmentation.

Clove
A potent antiseptic and antimicrobial essential oil that can be utilized for treating tinea infections. Clove essential oil benefits for the skin are countless but especially helpful in healing antimicrobial diseases

Cinnamon
Cinnamon oil is antimicrobial and antifungal in nature. It is often employed for treating many different kinds of dermatological and bacterial illnesses. Whenever Cinnamon essential oil is incorporated with Coconut Oil or any other carrier oil, it can help to speed the recovery process as It proves to be an excellent additional antifungal treatment.

Lavender
Besides the fact that the essential oil of lavender possesses a relaxing aroma, it additionally contains significant antimicrobial properties that may be beneficial in the healing process of tinea infections Versicolor.

Coconut Oil
Coconut oil is an effective treatment for parasite diseases such as tinea versicolor. Coconut oil contains medium-chain unsaturated lipids, which function as fungicides. This means that it halts the growth of the disease-causing growths. Apply some more virgin coconut oil to the affected areas.

Oregano Oil
Tinea versicolor can be treated with oregano essential oil. It is one of the most potent antifungal oils, capable of combating the fungi that cause the ailment while also alleviating the symptoms.

Patchouli oil
May help fight certain kinds of bacterial and fungal infections. It might also reduce inflammation. You can use patchouli oil topically or aromatically when diluted properly. It's perfect for adding a touch of luxury to any product.

If you think you may be sensitive to any of these ingredients or suffer from severe skin reactions then please do a patch test before use. apply a very small amount of product onto a least sensitive area like inner arm or side of neck and cover with a plaster, remove after 24 hours and check area for any sign of skin irritation.

Has been formulated with all very gentle and low allergen risk ingredients. but I cannot guarantee that not one single person will have a sensitivity to an ingredient used.