Poison Ivy Cream

Poison Ivy Cream 4 ounce jar Ingredients:  Aloe, Coconut Oil, Glycerin, Emulsifying Wax, Stearic Acid, Sweet Almond Oil, Witch Hazel, Vitamin E, Lavender, Chamomile, and Rose Water, Green Tea Leaf, Nettle Leaf, Chickweed, Slippery Elm, Milk Thistle, Marshmallow Root, Oat Straw, Blue Green Algae, Hemp Oil, White Willow, Neem Oil, Rosemary Leaf, Xanthan Gum  Aloe can be used to soothe poison ivy rashes due to its cooling and anti-inflammatory properties. Aloe can reduce the hot, swollen skin of a poison ivy rash.   Coconut oil is an effective natural remedy that can promote the rapid healing of the irritated skin caused by poison ivy.   Glycerin benefits the skin barrier by pulling water from the air to keep the skin hydrated and minimize water loss. Glycerin can remain in the skin for a while, which helps the skin retain moisture even when exposed to damaging environmental aggressors like poison ivy and poison oak. Glycerin also helps the skin’s natural lipids retain their structure to further promote a healthy skin barrier.     Sweet almond oil contains vitamin E, vitamin A, essential fatty acids, proteins, potassium, and zinc. Sweet almond oil provides hydration and is beneficial to ease the inflammation caused by poison ivy.   Witch hazel has astringent properties that can help relieve itching and irritation associated with poison ivy. Witch hazel is also good for treating the rash caused by the oily compound found on poison oak and poison ivy that quickly binds to the proteins in the skin.   Vitamin E helps soften the skin, protect the skin's moisture barrier, and fight free radicals. Vitamin E helps to ease the skin of the itchiness caused by poison ivy. It heal wounds, and make scars less visible. Vitamin E is a natural anti-inflammatory, making it soothing and helps calm the skin.   Lavender helps to relieve pain and reduce inflammation caused by poison ivy.   Chamomile is loaded with antioxidants and helps reduce inflammation, thus making it a perfect treatment for poison ivy.   Rose has anti-inflammatory properties that makes it a good option for treating poison ivy.   Green tea helps to heal a poison ivy rash that is “weeping.”   Nettle leaf is a rich source of anti-oxidants which helps reduce inflammation caused by a poison ivy rash.   Chickweed reduces inflammation and soothes irritated skin.   Slippery elm has anti-inflammatory and wound-healing properties making it beneficial in the treatment of poison ivy.   The anti-oxidants in milk thistle protect the skin from the damage caused by poison ivy. Milk thistle is an anti-inflammatory that eases the itching involved with poison ivy rash.   Marshmallow root is a plant that contains mucilage that softens skin, lowers swelling, and kills bacteria. Its anti-inflammatory effects are also beneficial for treating poison ivy.   Oat straw aids in the itchiness and weeping caused by poison ivy.  Blue-green algae naturally protects the skin against environmental stressors like poison ivy and poison oak. It also contains high concentrations of nutrients and amino acids, which replenish the skin. Blue-green algae reduces inflammatory compounds and slows skin deterioration.   Hemp oil reduces inflammation caused by poison ivy. It is rich in fatty acids that deeply nourish the skin and protect it from infection.  White willow bark contains salicin which has been used for centuries to soothe irritated skin. It is both anti-inflammatory and antibacterial. Willow bark gently exfoliates, calms the redness, reduces the oiliness associated with poison ivy.     Neem reduces the scars and heals the wounds caused by poison ivy rash.   Rosemary is filled with antioxidants that help fight damage to the skin caused by poison ivy. It contains strong antibiotic and anti-inflammatory properties that help ease the pain associated with poison ivy rash.   *When used in conjunction with the Poison Ivy Soap, this product can help in the healing of diaper rash. As always, please recycle the plastic container.   Disclaimer  The information on this web site is intended for educational purposes only. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. The information on this web site is not intended to prevent, diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Please see a medical professional about any health concerns you have.