Poison Oak, Ivy & Sumac
Poison Oak, Ivy & Sumac: Natural Relief
Contact with poison oak, ivy, or sumac can cause an itchy, blistering rash as the skin reacts to the plants' oils. Reactions typically appear within a day or two of exposure and can last for several weeks.
Soothe skin irritation from poison oak, ivy, and sumac naturally with Jewelweed Spray, Ivy Oaky, Chickweed & Plantain Salve, and Eczema Calming Cream, traditional herbal relief.
Caring for Plant-Related Skin Irritation
Jewelweed Spray is a traditional remedy long associated with poison ivy and similar plant reactions, and is typically applied directly to the affected area. Chickweed & Plantain Salve and Eczema Calming Cream are additional gentle formulas used to soothe irritated skin.
For general insect bites and stings, see our Insect Bites & Stings collection.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
These plants contain an oil called urushiol that triggers an allergic skin reaction in most people, causing redness, itching, and sometimes blistering.
A poison ivy, oak, or sumac rash typically lasts one to three weeks, though this can vary depending on the severity of exposure and individual sensitivity.
Jewelweed and chickweed are traditional plant-based ingredients used in sprays and salves intended to soothe irritated skin, as described on our individual product pages.
A rash that covers a large area of the body, affects the face or genitals, or shows signs of infection should be evaluated by a healthcare provider.
