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The reason for slippery elm to appear in the list of home remedies for dermatitis is due to its mucilage content which is effective at moisturizing the skin and improving the healing process. How to use: 1  Take some slippery elm leaves to grind to form a paste.  Use the paste to apply onto the affected skin.
2. Try baking soda. One of the best ways you can treat corns and calluses is with a warm-water soak. This loosens the dead skin and helps with healing. Add 3 tablespoons baking soda to a basin of warm water and soak -- baking soda has a pH of 9 and is therefore alkaline and can disrupt the skin barrier.ethod 2 of 3: Home Remedies. 1. Use aspirin to soften your calluses. Crush five or six tablets of aspirin and mix them with one-half teaspoon (3 g) of lemon juice and water. Apply the resulting paste to the affected area, then wrap it with a warm towel and cover it with a plastic bag.