How to cure sun burnt?
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Aloe Vera is very cooling. Also soaking burnt skin in cool water helps. There are some aloe treatments specifically for sunburn, which contain lidacane, a pain reliever. Check your local drug store. And drink lots of water.\n\nHope this helps.
571038
Aloe. Try a lotion that is mostly aloe. I had a really bad sunburn, REALLY bad from head to toe when I was 14, kept me up for like 2 days straight. Didn't get any relief until I put aloe all over my body. Instant relief and it went away and healed SO quick I was amazed. Buy an aloe plant too. They are good for when you get a burn on your finger or a cut, you can break the leave in half and inside it's full of pure aloe, and it's pretty cool. It has pretty cool healing powers.
608529
I would try aloe. There are products in the baby aisle used to treat the same problem and would work for adults as well.\n Otherwise you just have to wait it out and stay out of the sun.
573712
As soon as possible after you realize you're badly burned (that evening) cool the skin- ice, cold compress, ANYTHING to cool the temperature of your skin. Your skin has spent all day absorbing heat, and you need to remove that heat as soon as possible and as quickly as possible.\n\nAfter the skin is cooled, there are a lot of different options- lanacane sprays (nice, because they don't require actually touching the skin), aloe or vitamin e ointments and gels, etc.\n\nBe careful if/when you apply ointments, because if your skin develops blisters, you don't want to burst them prematurely.\n\nAvoid wearing clothing on that skin whenever possible- in the evening after work, etc. That clothing can continue rubbing and irritating the sensitive burned skin. Clothing can also burst blisters.\n\nI would also strongly recommend preventing future burns- sunblock!!! wear a t-shirt over your swimsuit, etc...
253354
Fill them up with pure baking soda.  Let them stand outside in the sun with the baking soda in them for a couple of days.
929326
Burns of any kind damage the skin (and nerve endings and muscle tissue if they go deep enough), in many cases permanently. Sunburn for all it's pain (and the obvious side effects such as skin cancer) is relatively minor - most over the counter lotions such solarcaine, calamine lotion or any others recommended for sunburn (you can always ask a pharmacist) will help.  An oatmeal or Aveeno bath when the peeling starts (and it will) will help with the itch.  As for the sunburn on the eyes - technically it is possible if you stared into the sun (it is a radiation burn same as from arc welding or snow blindness) which you treat with rinsing the eyes with cool (preferably sterile) water to help sooth.  You may also find that cool moist pads on your eyes while you rest them will help with the discomfort.  More likely than not you actually burned your eyelids so the covering your eyes with the cool cloth or pad would be your best best.  Good luck and A - get a better sunscreen and B - wear a hat!
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well, make a mixture of turmeric powder and chik pea powder, mix well and store in a container, which is absolutely dry. while using, wet face lightly, spread it evenly over the affected area and scrub well, not too hard though. use it as a replacement for a face wash. it also removes facial hair and brightens the skin. make sure you don't accidentally apply it on your brows or your hairline. another option is coconut oil. it can cure anything. whether a burnt mark, or nail marks, even stretch marks! but stretch marks take time! even brightens dark areas.
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A skin care product called Noxzema works really well for me. It clears up sunburns within a day or two.\n\nAlso drink lots of water, stay hydrated. \n\nGood luck!
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For sunburn, you should use Aloe Vera gel to soothe the pain, but you can use Calamine lotion or Hydrocortisone cream over-the-counter  to alleviate the inflammation and redness. Apply at least two to three times a day until redness and inflammation dissipates/improves. If it's an oozing sore, I would stay away from Benadryl cream and go to the physician immediately. If you don't see the symptoms getting better in 3 to 5 days, make an appt to see your dermatologist.\n\n Make sure to use sunscreen from now on. I recommend SPF 30 at a minimum and wear lighter colored shirts, since darker colors attract the heat of the sunlight. And of course, if the topical agents don't help with the pain, you can take tylenol or motrin to alleviate the pain.I get this question all the time at the pharmacy.
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You can apply Aloe Vera (good for burning) or any remedies for skin burning (from too much sun bathing) or apply the white egg on the burned area it will help for a bit, let your hands all coverd by the white eggs.
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Don't laugh, but a good home remedy is...\nBoil water (relax, your tender spots won't get anywhere near it)..\nSteep several tea bags in it for 10-15 min.\nCOOL TEA MIXTURE COMPLETELY.\nSoak a cloth/towel in the tea, and apply to burn (use a towel you don't care about - it's gonna stain it). \nThe tannins in the tea help take the sting out of the burn.
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Buy an Aloe Vera leaf use the gel inside whipe it on the burn. It works great on skin whipe it all over to keep skin looking young.
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ICE--first ice (in a plastic bag wrapped in a towel) the burn.  Then apply aloe vera sap.  If you don't have an aloe plant, you can use aloe vera extract/gel from the pharmacy.\nUse more ice, if it still hurts.
285052
use dawn cleaner. works wonders. boil water and dawn cleaner together then wash it out.
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cold water mixed with vinegar.\nsoak a towel, or cloth big enough to cover the area,\nin the cold water mix. Put it over the burned skin.\nWhen it cools down, repeat the whole process.\nAt night, put a plastic bag, plastic tablecloth over\nyour sheets and keep that wet towel or cloth on your skin.
594644
Well whenever I get a sunburn I put that aloe on it, it helps the pain and prolly the itching too =]
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Pure aloe. Also any type of burn relief used for sunburn, it has lidocaine in it for the pain and will help it stay clean. You can cover it with a bandaid to ensure that it stays clean. Don't put butter on it, that just adds fuel to the fire, so to speak. Toothpaste also helps (just make sure it isn't cinnamon flavored. Sensodyne is the best to use for burns, bites, and the itching since it is for sensitive teeth).