Re: [Everything doTERRA] Rash after a bath

There are many chemicals used in the process of cleaning our water supply.  Many supplies also have fluoride added.  It's rare to react to simple tap water but not unheard of. They are just in such small amounts the body usually never has reactions. 

Has she ever had baths or showers in other states or cities?  Similar reactions?

If she will take the GX assist.  I would try that cleans first.  Sometimes a simple cleans will let the body have a more effective fight against toxins.

Rob

On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 7:50 PM, Geneve <gsfallon@gmail.com> wrote:

My 6-yr-old daughter gets a rash on her legs (and only her legs) after
she has been in the bath or shower for a little while.  She cries and
says her legs hurt, but I think it might be an extreme itch because
she scratches and scratches to try and make it go away.

It's not consistent when it appears, sometimes she's still in the
water, sometimes it's immediately after she gets out.  Tonight she
played in the bath for maybe 15 minutes before she started to feel
it.  And she had not used any products at all yet - she only had
contact with the water.  She has always had sensitive skin; she breaks
out in hives when she plays in the grass.  But this is different
because it's only her legs that are effected.

Anyway, I rubbed lavender all over her legs and it seemed to help, but
I would like to prevent this so she can enjoy her bath.  Does anyone
know what the problem is and what I can do for her?

Thank you!
Geneve

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