Sometimes itching starts on the skin of the body. Especially in hands, toes and knuckles. This itching can increase in the winter. In fact, if the temperature is low in the morning, we put on socks, gloves or a slightly warm cloth. When it is hot in the afternoon, we start to sweat and feel hot. As a result, the skin begins to itch. Mom says that if 5 ayurvedic herbs are used on the skin, then the ayurvedic herb for skin itching can end forever.

Why does the skin itch these days?

Itching can be due to two reasons. The first reason may be that when the skin comes into contact with air and hot water, moisture is lost. Due to this the skin becomes dry and due to this itching starts.

On the other hand, due to the accumulation of sweat in one place for a long time, bacteria grow. These begin to make skin cells their food. This also causes itching of the skin.

Here are 5 Ayurvedic herbs that you can use to get relief from itchy skin

1 aloe vera

Aloe vera is healthy for the whole body. It contains folic acid, magnesium, vitamin C, vitamin E. These nutrients are effective for all skin problems.

how to use

Clean the etching area thoroughly.

Wash a piece of aloe vera leaf thoroughly.

Mash it and take out the gel.

Apply it on the affected area.

2 Cinnamon

Cinnamon has anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. It can provide relief from the problem of itchy skin.

how to use

Make cinnamon powder.

Mix an appropriate amount of coconut oil in it and apply it on the itchy area.

This will inhibit microbial growth.

3 Garlic

Garlic is anti-biotic, anti-viral, anti-fungal. It is rich in manganese, potassium, iron, calcium.

how to use

Crush a few cloves of fresh garlic.

Apply this paste on the itchy area.

It can be applied two or three times a day.

Do not apply in case of allergy.

4 mint leaves

With antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, mint also contains vitamin A, vitamin C, sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, iron.

how to use

Grind mint leaves and apply it on the affected area.

Crush the mint leaves and squeeze the juice. Continuous application to the itchy area provides relief.

5 Neem paste

Neem has antiseptic properties. It also has antibacterial and antiviral properties.

how to use

Fresh neem leaves can be crushed and applied.

A small piece of neem leaves and raw turmeric can also be ground and applied.

You can use camphor mixed with a paste of neem leaves.

The itchy area can be washed by boiling neem leaves.

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