Itch Relief & Rash Treatment (Orange Spice) | Soothes Bug Bites, Poison Ivy, Sun Burn & More | 100% Natural with Organic Ingredients | Made for All Skin Types Including Sensitive Skin | 1.7 fl. oz

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This product does stop itching & it’s in a controlled container which I like & has a positive smell

Will never buy this again

I've used this itch relief for mosquito bites and for an itchy rash on my wrist, probably some kind of contact dermatitis. While there are some things I like about this cream, it didn't really live up to my expectations.The natural and organic ingredients are appealing. The cream smells very nice, like spice cookies. It is thick and creamy, absorbs into the skin well, and doesn't feel greasy. Given the style of the bottle, I did expect more of a "spray" than a thick cream. The nozzle hasn't clogged, but some product does accumulate there where it dries a darker color. It's not a big deal, just a little off-putting.The itch relief is not immediate or even particularly fast. It takes at least a few minutes to begin to kick in. By comparison, Benedryl makes a clear gel for itch relief that works faster. I had a nasty bug bite on my ankle recently that responded much better to the Benedryl gel than to this cream. For the rash on my wrist, the cream seemed to work a little better than for bug bites.I'll use the rest of this, but it won't replace the more effective products I've tried.

The Itch Relief and Rash treatment is designed to treat rashes, bug bites, sunburn, poison ivy, and more. It has a plethora of unique and organic ingredients that are meant to soothe the skin. The ingredients include Aloe Vera Juice, Shea Butter, Witch Hazel, Olive Oil, Neem Oil, Zinc Oxide, MSM, Citrus Fiber, Frankincense, Chamomile, Comfrey, Vitamin B3, Thyme, Gotu Kola, Coconut, and Clove Oil. It has an orange/spice like scent and comes out like a paste. I have used the treatment on bug bites and it has had the opposite effect with my skin. It has made the bug bites aggravated and come to the surface more. It has made them more sensitive and red. The bug bites have lasted longer as well as the untreated bites. The consistency is a little unusual for bug bites and takes a little work to rub in. The smell is nice and I like the ingredients but it has not worked for bugs. I will continue to use it for other skin conditions and update. 1.7 fluid ounces of the creamy paste will go a very long way. I have not had any trouble getting it out of the container.

I love that this is 100% natural, and the dispenser works well. The product itself though just isn't for me. The smell isn't bad, IMO, but it's not great, either. I'd say that it ultimately smells as advertised, but I thought it would be more sweet smelling. I'd also prefer a more lotion-y consistency.My main reason for not loving this is that I'm not sure that it helps. And, well, if I can't tell...it at least isn't helping as much as I'd want.As I write this, it's $16 for 1.7 ounces. That's way too much for the effect (or lack thereof) that I experienced.

no, I am not Mikey, but I do like this. I get itchies all the time. I have eczema/psoriasis and sometimes, I get a patch of skin tht just itches and itches. This is helping those spots. I don't get lot of insect bites, but I do get stinging nettles. They itch too. This helps relieve the itch.

As my sensitivities to chemicals has increased with age, I gravitate toward natural producs such as this Jivi anti-itch cream. Even though it doesn't work as well as cortisone creams, it decreases the itch of bug bites. It contains lots of stuff known to soothe: aloe, witch hazel, shea butter, and chamomile. It smells pleasanatly of orange essential oil. The lotion comes out of the pump with effort, but that thickness makes sure it stays where I want it. The relief is instant, even if it doesn't last as long as I'd like.Jivi Itch relief is made in the U.S. The label states that the purchase of the product donates a meal to a person in need. I also love that the company has a sense of humor: "Pairs well with trail mix, insect bites, poison ivy and s'mores."-- Debbie Lee Wesselmann