Bathing with boiled mugwort is effective

Now that the weather is hot, many people often get prickly heat on their skin. Some people will use mugwort boiled water to take a bath. This method is more effective because there is no need to worry about harming the skin when taking a bath with mugwort water. It is also very suitable for removing prickly heat for children and babies and relieving skin inflammation because boiled mugwort water has the effect of dispelling wind and relieving itching, killing bacteria and disinfecting, and relieving various skin diseases.

There is an ancient custom in the south of the Yangtze River that newborn babies must take an wormwood bath for one month, firstly to disinfect and sterilize, and secondly to ward off evil and avoid disasters. Postpartum women also use it to clean their lower body. After soaking in this way, women will hardly have any trouble with gynecological diseases. It can also play a good preventive role in daily use. Soaking wormwood in water is the safest and most natural disinfectant. The used water can also be used to mop the floor and water the flowers. It is the most environmentally friendly and effective household disinfectant. Now there are moxa bath and foot soaking bags made of mugwort on the market. This kind of bag is made of mugwort into moxa. This kind of bag has several advantages. First, it saves the time of boiling and is easy to clean. You can use 2 bags each time for bathing and 1 bag each time for foot soaking, and just soak them in boiling water.

1 How to bathe your baby with mugwort water? Fresh mugwort 1. Preparation: appropriate amount of fresh mugwort. 2. Preparation: (1) Boil a pot of water with fresh mugwort leaves. (2) Remove the branches of mugwort and pour the mugwort water with mugwort leaves into the bathtub. (3) Then add hot water, adjust the water temperature to a suitable level, and place the baby in the bathtub for a bath. (4) When bathing your baby with mugwort, be careful not to use shower gel. You can use mugwort leaves to wipe the baby. 3. Warm reminder: Fresh mugwort leaves are rare nowadays. If you have mugwort leaves, remember to remove the branches when bathing your baby to avoid scratching your baby's delicate skin.