Heat rash is a red or pink rash normally found on body areas that are covered by clothing. It can develop when the sweat ducts become blocked and swell and often leads to discomfort and itching. It... Read more

Submerge yourself in a large bath of oatmeal powder. It always makes you feel so much better Read more

Cool your heat rash from the inside out! Drink three glasses of lime juice a day! Read more

As a fair skinned Chicagoan, my body is fairly sensitive to heat and due to this I've had my fair share of holidays dragged down by heat rash. Heat rash is a red, bumpy, and often itchy reaction... Read more

Oenobiol solaire. According to the site they: Prepares, stimulates and prolongs the sun tan, Cellular antioxidant protection. Intensive Hydrating Tan Enhancer - but actually if you are the type of... Read more

I know a fair bit about this as I get it every summer when I travel. Heat rash itself develops when the sweat ducts and pours become blacked and swell. Heat rash is incurred though high levels of... Read more

So, anyone else who is familiar with the frustrating experience of heat rash like me, knows the reality of the situation is there’s a lot of itching and this itching only gets worse though sweating... Read more

Heat rash is an itchy inflammation of the skin caused by obstruction of sweat glands. Basically anyone who has experienced heat rash knows you’re just stressing about the itching, burning and dry... Read more

During the hot weather, some people tend to develop heat rash causing discomfort, blisters and itchiness. Here are my 3 top tips to avoid heat rash during Summer. Read more

This only offers quick relief from the horrible burning sensation that you get from heat rash, but it feels so much better once you do it! Read more

So because heat rash is worsened and to a degree, caused by excess moisture/sweat on the skin corn starch is a brilliant option to help ease symptoms or prevent it occurring in the first place.... Read more

Heat rash is caused due to clogged sweat glands and trapped sweat and bacteria. Since the sweat is blocked from flowing out, it creates blisters and rashes on the skin.
 
 Baking soda is... Read more