Can taking a bath with floral dew relieve itching? What should I pay attention to when using floral dew to relieve itching?

In summer, almost every family has floral water. Especially for babies, mothers will drop a few drops of floral water into the bath water when bathing their babies to prevent mosquito bites. So, can bathing with floral water relieve itching?

Can taking a bath with floral water relieve itching?

Bathing with toilet water can relieve itching to a certain extent. There are many ingredients in toilet water, in addition to alcohol, there are also mint and camphor. Alcohol has a bactericidal effect, and camphor and mint have certain effects of clearing heat, detoxifying, relieving pain and reducing swelling. Therefore, bathing with floral water can have an antipruritic effect.

Is floral water effective in relieving itching?

Floral water is very effective in relieving itching. The alcohol concentration in toilet water is very high, reaching 70%-75%. You only need to apply a little on the itchy area each time to quickly relieve itching and inflammation, so its anti-itching effect is quite good.

Can I use floral water to bathe my baby?

Yes, but the baby needs to use baby toilet water. The ingredients in adult floral water are highly irritating. Babies’ skin is delicate, so it is not suitable to use adult floral water. You can only choose floral water for babies. The amount of floral water should not be too much. When bathing, just drop 2-3 drops in the bath water. It can prevent mosquitoes, kill bacteria and relieve itching. Avoid contact with baby's eyes and nose. If your baby has eczema, dermatitis, or damaged skin, it is recommended not to use floral water for bathing, as this will cause allergies and aggravate wound symptoms.

What should I pay attention to when using floral water to relieve itching?

1. Patients with mite dermatitis should try not to use floral water to relieve itching, so as to avoid the imodium component in the floral water irritating the wound and aggravating the dermatitis.

2. When using floral water to relieve baby's itching, be sure to dilute the floral water in a ratio of 1 to 5 before applying it on the baby's body.

3. When using floral water to relieve itching, avoid using too much floral water at one time to avoid discomfort.

4. If you experience allergic or other discomfort symptoms during use, please stop using it immediately, wash it thoroughly, and go to the hospital for treatment if the condition is serious.