Turtle Head (Chelone glabra) is a perennial herb native to North America and has a longstanding history of use in traditional herbal medicine, particularly among Native American tribes and early European settlers. Traditionally, Turtle Head was used as a bitter tonic and was believed to support liver and digestive health. There are some anecdotal reports and references in herbal literature that suggest Turtle Head was used for skin conditions, including rashes and hives, likely due to its perceived anti-inflammatory and cleansing properties. However, these uses are not widespread or well-documented, and most references to Turtle Head for skin issues are found in older herbal texts rather than contemporary clinical sources. There is no robust scientific evidence supporting the efficacy of Turtle Head for the treatment of rashes or hives. Modern phytochemical and pharmacological studies on Turtle Head are limited, and none have directly addressed its effects on skin disorders such as hives or rashes. As such, any support for its use for these conditions relies primarily on historical and traditional accounts rather than scientific validation. Individuals interested in using Turtle Head for skin issues should be cautious and consult with a qualified healthcare provider, as its safety and efficacy for these purposes have not been established by modern research.