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Discovering rashes on your body is never a pleasant sight. And you tend to hate them, even more, when they happen to appear between your thighs. Such rash is commonly known as thigh chafing, which flares up when your thighs rub against each other or the fabric of your clothes causes irritation. Your skin may develop redness or blisters or both.
Although there are several ointments available in the market for such a condition they may come with side effects. Therefore, try a few natural solutions for your rashes that are not just chemical-free but are possible with the easily available ingredients present in your kitchen.
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Honey
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The antiseptic, anti-inflammatory properties of honey double up its health benefits, making it a natural cure that can work wonders on skin rash. Mix together two tablespoons of honey with one tablespoon of lukewarm water. Using a cotton pad or cloth, apply this mix over your rashes and let them dry. Apply this twice a day.
Oatmeal
You can also treat your thigh rashes with the soothing and moisturizing properties of oatmeal. Blend one cup of oats so as to get a fine powder. Now add this to your bathtub and soak in it for 10-15 minutes. Pat dry the area using a soft towel. Repeat this process twice daily.
Aloe vera
Aloe vera works as an excellent herbal cure for thigh rashes by providing instant soothing. Scoop out some gel from an aloe vera leaf and make a smooth paste. You could mix a few drops of tea tree oil to this, it helps prevent any itchiness and dryness. Using a cotton pad, apply this over the rashes. Once dried, wash with lukewarm water. Repeat twice daily.
Coriander leaves
These leaves help get rid of itchy and flaky skin brought about by the rashes. Besides, it also helps keep rashes at bay. Grind a handful of coriander leaves with a few drops of lemon juice. Generously apply this paste to the affected area and let dry for at least 15-20 minutes. Wash with some cold water. Do this thrice a day.
Oil therapy
The antioxidants present in these oils—olive oil, coconut oil, and almond oil—aid the healing of rashes, thereby reducing itchiness. Using a clean cloth, gently wipe the affected area with any of these oils. Using your fingers, apply some oil and let dry. After about 20 minutes, wipe using a clean cloth. Repeat this four times a day.
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