what sunblock is dermatologist recommended?
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It depends on the color of your skin. If your dark then something with at least SPF 15. If your medium, from SPF 15-30 and if your fair anything with SPF 45 and above. Since I'm very light i use SPF 65-70 or what ever the highest that i can find. Any brand will work because they all have the sun blocking ingredient
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Avoid using hot water on that area, it will dry your skin out more.  Apply Aloe Vera gel or lotion to the burnseveral times a day.  Do not use any oil or petroleum based products on a sunburn.  Stay out of the sun and allow your body to heal.  If the burn doesn't get better or you notice any unusual growths caused by the sunburn make an appointment with your doctor.  Next time use sunscreen that protects against UVA and UVB rays.  Protect your skin, good luck to you.
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Stay out of the sun as much as you can and moisturize the affected area(s) to sooth the skin... you can try an after-sun lotion (I like Alba Organics Kona Coffee after-sun lotion), but the best thing for you is to keep away from the sun for a few days -- if you can't avoid it, limit your exposure and wear plenty of sunscreen.  Your sun poisoning can be caused by birth control pills or another medication, but cetirizine (Zyrtec) shouldn't cause it.
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sunscreen doesn't STOP a suntan.  just sunburn if applied correctly.  you can even tan with an SPF of 45.  car glass will stop it, i think.
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You must use one that has zinc oxide.  Zinc oxide blocks a wider range of UV rays than any other compound.  Just getting a regular sunscreen with a higher number only blocks more of the same rays.  You have to block the various types of rays.  I was in skin care for a while and learned all about sun protection.  I buy my suncreen from www.coolibar.com   They have some great zinc oxide type blockers.
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shiseido is what i use.the spf is 36.it's pretty good!!!water-resistant too!
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Ask a certified dermatologist.
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wear high spf sunblock
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I have the same thing. My dermatologist reccomended Eucerin, or Cortaid. If you are in a dry climate, also get a humidifier. They are really cheap and work alot. best wishes, and you can contact me if you need anything else.
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SPF 30+ it is the highest you can get and it is the best. you should apply it every 2hrs  or more sooner then that if you go swimming
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Try using Zenmend Derma products or Autopalm from Skinstore.com. From what I know, Autopalm dry skin mlm is one of the best seller at skinstore.com now. (Skinstore.com holds more than 10,000 skin care products)It's pretty effective, and worth the dollar paid out.
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Try using a good sun block product. One with a number 45 or higher. As for clearing up problem skin, try using a cleanser which is hypoallergenic. Also, pure lemon juice makes a good skin cleanser and it smellls good too. Always rinse the skin well after using a cleanser to make sure there is no residue left from the cleanser. Good luck.
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Yes.  Particularly on my arms and hands.  I have to keep Sunscreen with a 50SPF on year round on these areas.  Even when I have stopped taking these pills over the years, I still have the problem. I also burn very easily.  I got second degree burns being in a pool on a cloudy day a few years ago.  No more enjoying the summer.
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See a dermatologist.  There is a fairly new ointment called Protopic, prescription, that is safe enough to use anywhere on the body and it is used for exzema and psoriasis.  You do have to keep using it because these things are not curable yet.
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I get sun rash really easy.  So what I do is get an SPF 50 or higher, and use that before I go out.  It keeps my rash to a minimum.  But if I don't use sunblock I usually use Noxema to calm my overheating skin down.  I try to stay outta the sun and wear long sleeves.
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