This will be the fourth year in a row that Channel 4 has aired a New Year special from the format. The studio segment will be recorded on Monday 27th November, and the resultant episode is expected to air in the first few days of January. Have you eaten anything unusual recently, that may have caused an allergic reaction? Have you used any new cosmetic, cream, or medication? Some over-the-counter or prescription medications may also cause skin rashes. If your rash is accompanied by other symptoms, including swelling, difficulty breathing, or nausea, it might be a sign of an allergic reaction that needs treated immediately. [5] X Research source

Try to determine the cause of the rash. All rashes are caused by something. To treat the rash effectively, you need to try to determine the cause. Ask yourself the following questions to try to narrow down the causes: If a rash has a strange pattern, is scaly, very itchy, or has an odor, it's likely a fungal infections. The producers of Taskmaster have revealed the five celebrities due to take part in the next Taskmaster's New Year Treat. The producers say: "As a New Year dawns, the supreme Taskmaster Greg Davies and his doting assistant Little Alex Horne welcome five famous faces from all corners of the entertainment world to step up and face a set of ludicrous challenges in the latest instalment of the one-off special, Taskmaster's New Year Treat on Channel 4. Set to air over the festive season, this unlikely quintet are united by a single aim - to impress the Taskmaster and task like they've never tasked before." Examine the rash itself. The color and texture of the rash can tell you a little about what the likely cause might be, so you'll be able to treat it more effectively. Try to leave the rash alone as much as possible while you look, and avoid scratching or prodding at it too much. Rinse it with cool water and natural soap and pat it with a clean, dry towel to dry the rash thoroughly. [3] X Research source