Whats the best way to treat sunburns?
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For most burns you can put white toothpaste on the burn and let it dry and it will pull the burn out of your skin and it won't be sore the next day.It really works try it some time...It might work on sun burn too, but I have never tried it,But it's worth a shot!
lots of moisturizing cream, coconut oil works great from my exp.
people say put white vinager on a sunburn.
well try to stay out of the sun till its gone for now... buy that after sun aloe vera treatment that they sell in pharmacy stores and drink plenty of water.. good luck
Use some aloe vera or that cool ice stuff. It will cool ur skin down and take away some of the itchy feeling that way u wont hurt urself even more.
Take a cool bath with about 1 cup of vinegar added to the water. Soak for a while to stop the burn from progressing to deeper layers.
take a shower, buy an aloe vera plant (works better than the stuff in a bottle), and give it time.
I'm not sure if there is any scientific evidence backing this up, but I swear by it. I take tylenol not just for the pain, but also for redness reduction. I guess since it thins your blood, your skin looks less flushed. Stay hydrated and put your aloe vera in the fridge before you use it.
Aloe Vera cream from Bannaboat. It's this green gel thingy that miraculously cures sun burns. Then use some moisturizing cream.
Some will say dilute vinegar with water and use that. Some will say aloe, fresh picked. These are great natural aids, but the truth is that your body can't tell the difference between different kinds of burns. From frostbite to sunburn. There's a prescription cream that works wonders. The generic name is
silver sulfadiazine cream 1%, at least that's the generic name. One time I had frostbite on the back of my hand and several years later I spilled oil, (it was so hot it was smoking), on my foot. It gave me a 2nd% burn on my foot. Doctors are still using the same cream, only now they have a generic version. Your doctor might even call in a script for it so you don't have to go in. Good Luck!
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Use sun screen lotion; moisturizer ;
Aloe... it looks blue and is usually called 'Blue Ice' put it on the sunburn every night. Or even in the morning and night if you want to.
plenty of fluids and alot of aloe vera ok
Keep the sun burn well moisturised!! Try some aloe vera cream. The coolness of it feels great on the hot skin and make sure you keep up your fluids
Aloe is the best thing.
creams and herbal leaves
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