Measles Relief Soap

When measles hits, it can leave your skin feeling inflamed, itchy, and incredibly sensitive. While the most important part of recovery is rest and hydration, soothing your skin externally can also offer immense relief—especially when the rash becomes dry or uncomfortable.

This homemade Measles Relief Soap is formulated with calming, skin-repairing botanicals and nourishing oils. It won’t cure the virus, but it’s a gentle and supportive tool to help relieve the symptoms on your skin—particularly the dreaded post-rash dryness and irritation.

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What you need

 

3 tbs of Calamine lotion
2 tbs of Glycerin
1 cup of soap base

1 tbs of French white clay or fullers earth

Instructions

Why These Ingredients?

• Goat’s Milk Melt & Pour Base – Rich in vitamins and incredibly gentle, goat’s milk helps to calm red, irritated skin while keeping moisture locked in.

• Chamomile Essential Oil – A skin-soothing powerhouse that helps relieve inflammation, calm the nerves, and promote better sleep.

• Lavender Essential Oil – Antibacterial and calming, lavender eases itchiness and helps with skin repair.

• Calendula Oil – Known for its skin-healing and anti-inflammatory properties, calendula helps reduce redness and supports skin regeneration.

• Colloidal Oatmeal – This fine oat powder is often used in eczema baths; it forms a protective barrier over the skin and helps relieve itching.

• Vitamin E Oil – Nourishes and helps speed up healing of dry, irritated skin.

This recipe is for Melt and pour Soap using Melt and Pour Soap base. – If you are not familiar with this process then read our step by step guide.

Mix all the ingredients together and place into a squeeze bottle.