Natural Mosquito Bites Treatment
Mosquito Bites Treatment from the Farmers Market
Art of the Home Tip for a Homemade Mosquito Bites Treatment
To sooth mosquito bites and reduce itching:
- Get a few leaves of fresh parsley: flat-leaf parsley (persil plat) or curly-leaf parsley (persil frisé). Mince the parsley and apply on the mosquito bite by rubbing gently on the bite area. If you don’t have time to mince it, you can simply crush the parsley with your fingers. This will also extract the essential oil from the parsley leaves which contributes to the effectiveness of this mosquito bites treatment.
- During the summer, consider filling up a short glass with water and a small bouquet of parsley. Leave it in your kitchen or patio area and it will be ready in case of mosquito bites.
- Parsley on the go: going to a picnic? Bring some parlsey branches with you to decorate your summer salads and for a mosquito bites treatment if needed.
I would think that jewelweed would also sooth an itchy mosquito bite or a sting or even itchy poison ivy rash. I do know it is a sure cure for a nettle sting. Just pick a nice juicy stalk of jewel weed and smoosh it up and rub it on the affected area. Holly
That is good to know. I have also heard that jewel weed (touch-me-not) can help with poison ivy but never tested it to confirm so I don’t know whether it would work or not. But this good to keep in mind…thank you for your suggestion Holly!