An 84-year-old client has dry skin and accompanying pruritus. Which of the following complementary therapies is most likely to address the low moisture content of the client's skin?
A) Thyme oil
B) Rosewood oil
C) Aloe vera
D) Chamomile extract
C
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Aloe vera has emollient properties, whereas thyme oil is used as an antiseptic and rosewood oil for the treatment of acne. Chamomile is noted for its anti-inflammatory properties.
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