Splash your raw skin with cool water and lightly apply a gentle, scent- and alcohol-free cleanser twice each day. Cleanse more often if you notice dirt or debris on the raw areas. Pat the area dry with a clean towel to prevent further irritation. This can clear away debris or bacteria and minimize your risk of infection. Avoid scrubbing or rubbing the area too harshly, which can cause irritation. Dab on a thin layer of a protective cream, lotion or ointment that is gentle as well as scent- and alcohol-free. Use products including zinc oxide, petroleum jelly, or aloe on the raw skin and surrounding area. This may help protect your raw skin and soothe any irritation. Ask your pharmacist or doctor for the best type of protective layer for your raw skin.  Apply the ointment twice per day, or more as needed. Petroleum jelly can worsen seborrheic dermatitis, so avoid using it if you have this condition. Select a non-stick or fabric bandage manufactured for sensitive skin. Apply your choice over any raw areas, securing adhesive edges to healthy skin. This can protect the area from contact with your hands or fingers, and extreme temperatures as well as irritants and bacteria, which minimize the risk of infection. If your raw skin is a result of chafing (friction), apply a powder such as alum or cornstarch to the raw areas. Reapply the powder after showers or anytime your skin is moist. This can whisk away moisture from your skin and prevent further irritation. It may also promote healing by preventing friction. Talcum powder has been tentatively linked to cancer when used on genital areas, so avoid these products until further studies have been conducted. To allow your skin to heal and protect it from further damage, keep raw skin out of the sun. Avoid the sun during peak hours, like from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wear clothing with long sleeves and pants as well a sun hat. Apply a water-resistant, broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher (only on intact, non-irritated skin) if you do need to be outdoors. Scratching can lead to infection, scars, and in severe cases, thickening of the skin. Take an over-the-counter antihistamine or apply a cortisone cream to the skin if it is very itchy or if it is the result of an allergic reaction.
أبقِ المنطقة نظيفة وجافة. ضع مرهمًا واقيًا على المناطق الملتهبة. غطِّ المناطق الملتهبة بضمادات. رُش بودرة خالية من التلك على الجلد الملتهب. احمِ الجلد الملتهب من التعرض للشمس. تجنَّب خدش الجلد المتهيج.