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Dermatologist Shereene Idriss recommends calamine lotion for mosquito bites to prevent scarring, hypochlorous acid spray to stop breakouts, and reapplying sunscreen before going out.

Dermatologist Shereene Idriss recommends calamine lotion for mosquito bites to prevent scarring, hypochlorous acid spray to stop breakouts, and reapplying sunscreen before going out.
This is a blast from the past. Calamine lotion. I use this as a kid every single day in the summer. Growing up when you are getting ready for summer, mosquito bites are right around the corner. Instead of scratching at those mosquito bites and developing this, also known as dermatofibromas or this known as pih, calamine will help minimize that itch and hopefully help shrink your little mosquito bites into oblivion. And last, you can get the generic version of hypochlorous acid at your drugstore. And this is a great tip for summer Use it on your face at night and in the morning before heading out to minimize breakouts, especially if you're going to be spending your days at the beach. Reup applying sunscreen. For more on sexiness, follow below or let me know what you want to learn about more.

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