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Emphasis on dish soap (or laundry soap), not regular hand or body soap. Sooner the better after exposure.Wash the affected area thoroughly with dish soap and a wash cloth to make sure the original oils are gone and you should be good to go.
Aloe vera lotion right out of warm shower bezt cure. I am highly allergic and this cures itch fastest way. I would say ocean water is good and cures as well but make sure you wash or clean off oil well with Tecnu soap before using wetsuit.Ok thank you.
This is killing me. Arm on fire. I surf OB in norcal so wetsuit needed, but I don't want to spread inside. That would be torture on top of torture. Nasty bubble blisters now and itch is driving me mentally insane. I will go down to shore tomorrow and try washing it in shorebreak without wetsuit. Im desperate for relief.