Tabitha continued to listen, nodding here and there as the young miss continued on about Hogwarts and questions and everything else that seemed to cross her mind. "It's Tabitha," she had introduced herself by her surname upon their arrival to the room, but clearly the itching was too distracting. Children seemed to handle first names better in the right setting anyway.

"We'll get you coated and I'll wrap you up." Tabs chuckled at the mention of looking like a mummy. She would indeed look like one before she left. "And whose name should I write on the jar?" She set her wand about applying the rest of the salve, while she put the remainder into a container to be taken home. "I did go to Hogwarts and graduated just a few years ago. I was a Hufflepuff." It felt like longer, she supposed, but hadn't been too long ago. Work kept her blissfully busy and she was incredibly thankful for it.

Once her wand finished up the rest of the salve application, Tabi pulled the bandages from a nearby cabinet and set about wrapping up the worst spots. The rest could absorb quickly enough, but she didn't want anything to scab or be accessible while the salve cleared up the rash. "There. That should take care of it." She was satisfied with the look of it already. "You're probably all set, but if it gets worse or doesn't go away in three days I want you to come back." Tabi instructed. "Apply a thin layer for the next couple of days before you go to bed, rub it all of the way in and let it dry." She wiped her hands on a rag and made some notes on the chart on the counter quickly.

Then she thought of something and pulled it from her pocket. "This will get you a meal in the tea room," she didn't use her own vouchers very often, so didn't have any problems letting this one go. "Why don't you get dressed and we'll get you something to eat before you go."