Wellthatsucks
Tried using liquid bandage to cover mosquito bites and found out I was allergic to it
Discussion
Try adding itching powder next
Why would you put liquid bandage on it?
To stop me from picking the bites. It has helped me before, but I've only used store brand. This was name brand new skin. It works too well. 🤷
And now you need some Benadryl.
And the hits just keep coming.
You're probably not, it just didn't do anything for the bites since that's..not at all what it's for. There's no indication the liquid bandage is causing any reaction at all (why would it only be affecting the bites?).
Because that's where I applied it?
My skin broke out in a rash where I applied the stuff so now instead of singular scabs where I was bitten, every spot has a road rash like set of scabs. 🥲
Take a spoon. Make it very hot, not hot enough to burn but very hot. Hold the spoon on the bite until it cools. Repeat if needed.
I use a hairdryer, hold it over the bite for 4-5 seconds (that’s when it starts to hurt) and stop. Might have to do it a couple times bur it works
We used to used mom’s clear nail polish back in the day. My older brother and I would take turned dabbing each other’s backs in the summer.
Almost the same thing as liquid bandage. Nail polish might be thicker.
That was used for chiggers. It suffocates the bug under you Mr skin and you body absorbs it.
Well, that backfired spectacularly. 😂
Liquid bandage isn’t for insect bites .. use an ice cube or isopropyl alcohol to help them heal
You can also use tequila alcohol. If you drink enough, you don't feel any itch
Had me in the first half. And the second. Third too.
I drank the tequila.
it's protein based saliva then you need heat to destroy it, the cooling only helps with the itching
The main reason I covered them was because I kept picking and scratching at them. I should've figured I'd get a reaction since regular bandaids also give me a rash.
Why are you replying to the comments with a throwaway account? It's about as weird and pointless as liquid bandages on mosquito bites.