It is important to create a continuous covering with bean straw mulch so that the soil is not visible. Ideally a minimum ground covering of approximately 50 mm - 80 mm is desirable. However, we recommend that you don't hold back, as creating a thick layer is an excellent method to retain soil moisture.
Inspect your clothing. If your flare up is located on a patch of skin covered by clothing, there is a good chance that might be the cause. If you find that clothing is causing eczema because of the way it is washed, you only need to change your laundry detergent.. Use moisturizers designed for sensitive skin. When treating an eczema flare up, look for moisturizers that are designed to control itching and inflammation, repair the skin, and fight infection. When the flare up subsides, switch back to an everyday sensitive skin moisturizer.
Finding what triggers a flare-up is crucial to managing your condition. It can be helpful to keep a food journal to record what you eat and how it affects you. Everyone is different, so what triggers a flare-up in someone else wonât necessarily be an issue for you. Itâs important to see your doctor when you have a flare-up or develop new symptoms. Flare-ups can indicate that itâs time for a new medication or surgery.