Baby's head has ringworm-like rash

Some parents will pay close attention to any changes in their babies after they are born. A very small number of babies will have skin on their heads like ringworm, with some tiny scales, which feels a bit like dandruff. A large part of the reason for this is because of mites. In the final analysis, mites are actually a manifestation of unhygienic and unclean living. They mainly breed in some damp and dark places where bacteria breed. Removing mites is actually very simple. Here are several methods to remove mites.

1. Expose bedding to the sun

Mites are very resilient and cannot be killed by ordinary cleaning, but more than half of them can be killed at temperatures above 60 degrees, and then all of them can be killed by exposing them to the sun. Therefore, our daily necessities such as towels, pillowcases, sheets, washbasins, etc. can be washed in hot water above 60℃ and then exposed to the sun.

2. Use rosemary hair care shampoo

Using this type of organic rosemary nourishing hair shampoo to remove mites can achieve twice the result with half the effort. The certified organic plant ingredients can safely and efficiently penetrate into the hair follicles to kill head mites, expel the mites that clog the hair follicles, and wash away the oil secreted by the scalp and the lipolytic enzymes secreted by the head mites, depriving the head mites of their food source, thereby effectively inhibiting their reproduction and growth. The high-purity organic plant ingredients also have a good repair effect on damaged hair follicles.

3. Drug removal of mites

Benzyl benzoate ointment is the most commonly used miticide. In addition to killing mites, this over-the-counter medicine is also used to treat scabies, body lice and pubic lice. Note: Do not use this medicine if there are ulcers or wounds on the head. If redness, swelling or burning sensation occurs on the skin during use, stop taking the medicine immediately.

4. Wash your hair with onion juice or garlic juice

Head mites live deep in the hair follicles and only come out to cause trouble in the middle of the night when you are asleep. Ordinary shampooing procedures cannot kill them at all. Fortunately, there are two natural mite removers, onions and garlic. Wash your hair twice a week with warm water with garlic juice or onion juice. The "allicin" in garlic and onions can kill mites. Pure natural remedies must be used for a long time to see the effect, and there will be individual differences in the effect. If you find that it has little effect on you after using it for a period of time, you can also seek help from medication.