Prepare the Ice Pack: Get some ice cube or ice gel and fill it in the plastic bag. Make sure to use thin cloth for wrapping the ice in order to prevent the direct contact with skin.
Apply to the Bite: Put ice pack on mosquito bite and continue this process for 10 to 15 minutes. To prevent ice burn do not remove ice pack from mosquito bites for too long.
Repeat as Needed: You can rub ice pack on mosquito bites for multiple times a day, in order to reduce itching and inflammation.
Avoid Direct Contact: Applying ice directly onto skin can cause ice burn. before applying ice pack make sure to wrap it with a thin cloth and then apply.
Limit Application Time: Do not apply the ice pack on mosquito bite for more than 15 minutes at a time. However you can repeat the process many times a day.
Aloe Vera leaf: Break off some Aloe Vera leaf and then cut it open to extract the gel from it.
Apply Gel to Mosquito Bites: Now take the gel and start applying it on mosquito bites. Gently massage the gel, so that it can be fully absorbed into the skin.
Repeat as needed: you can repeat this process and do massage, as per your need in order to soothe itching and promote healing.
Allergic Reaction: Before applying aloe vera on your skin make sure to perform a patch test, on a small area to check for any adverse reactions. May be some of you can be allergic to aloe vera.
Baking Soda and Water: Take small amount of baking soda and then mix it well with water to form a paste.
Apply Baking Soda Paste: Now start apply the baking soda and water paste on the mosquito bites area, while covering it completely.
Remove Baking Soda Paste: After applying the paste leave it for 10 to 15 minutes. Then you can rinse it off with lukewarm water.
Repeat the process: You can apply the paste as many times you want to do as needed in order to reduce itching and discomfort.
Allergic Reactions: For topical use applying baking soda paste is generally safe, but some individuals can face allergic reactions and skin irritation. So before applying make sure to do a patch test, on small area of the skin.