how can you get rid of really bad sunburn redness overnight?
606138
You can take some aspirin  or advil or ibuprfen to relieve some of the pain, but you are stuck with the red for a few days...
686752
Whatever you may try to remove them if the root is STRESS they will come back. Personally, my dermatologist told me to find an hobby or a sport to release the stress which is causing those. Then, to remove the stains, of any, you can also use a cream with glycolic acid (not to be exposed to the sun light..so use it at home for one or two hours and then wash it away before going out, or put it at night).
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There is no cure for sunburn except time and patience.  You can't speed up the tanning if you have a sunburn.  If you burn you have to tan slowly, especailly at first.   Hopefully you won't peel and the red will fade over a number of days.  I'd use lots of moisturizers and aloe vera over the next few days.\n\nI've included a website that has lots of good information about sunburn.  I know the feeling of it all too well.  You have my sympathy.
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wash u r face with water regularly & if u r skin is oily use oil free moisturiser,n if goin out apply sunscreen atleast half an hour before.take out u r make up before goin 2 bed.Eat lots of green leafy vegetables n drink lots of water.\nu should tk care frm with in n frm out.\nabout u r second question dont hv any idea
754072
try alcohol to stop the redness\nmetho spirits works\navoid scratching
977032
my little sister has the same problem. we joke shes immune to sun screen. theres nothing you really can do. you just have to accept you for who you are.....or try putting on sun tan lotion and then some sunscreen on....but wait until all the old burns have peeled off that way it doesnt look bad.
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Homemade Sunburn Relief Recipes\n\nSun Burn Lotion \n8 ounces non-medicated lotion\n5 drops clove oil\n5 drops peppermint oil\n2-4 teaspoons powdered Comfrey Root\n2-4 tablespoons Aloe Vera gel\n\nMix together thoroughly in a bowl. Chill, if desired. \n\nHINT: Amounts of Comfrey Root or Aloe Vera gel may be increased, but do not increase the amounts of clove or peppermint oils, as they may cause skin irritation. \n\n\nCucumber Sunburn Lotion\n1 cucumber - chopped\n1/4 cup Glycerin\n1/4/ cup Rose-water\n\nSqueeze juice out of the cucumber with a lemon-squeezer, and mix with Glycerin and Rose-water.\n\n\nSunburn Soothing Bath\n2-4 cups *Colloidal (not regular) oatmeal\n1/2 to 1 cup baking soda\n1-2 cups powdered Chamomile flowers\n1 cup buttermilk, optional\n\nAdd all ingredients to bath water, or wrap in cheesecloth and tie to the faucet for adding aroma.\n\n\nSunburn Mist \n\n2 fluid ounces of distilled water\n9 drops of lavender\n2 drops of peppermint\n1 drop of spearmint\n\nMix all, then mist lightly over sun-burned skin.\n\n\nVarious Natural-Home Made Remedies\n\n1. Apply undiluted apple cider vinegar to sunburn. \n2. Mix 10 ounces Non-fat Dry Milk, 2 tablespoons salt and 25 ounces water. Saturate cloth and apply to sunburn 20 minutes. \n3. Apply mayonnaise as a skin cream to sunburn.\n4. Use Aloe plant, or pure aloe vera gel. \n5. Apply peanut oil to sun-burned area(s).\n6. Apply thin slices of cold cucumbers, apples, or potato directly to the skin.\n7. Apply cold, plain yogurt, then rinse with cool water. \n8. Apply cold, used tea bags to sun-burned eyelids to relieve pain and swelling.
705328
Pure Vitamin E oil gets rid of redness and scarring. Clearasil Ultra shows clearer results in less than three days too, try that out.
127048
Try a cream from AVON called Banishing cream. It lightens skin discolorations.
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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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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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You can either go to herbdoc.com or take some aloe vera gel from the plant and after washing your face with a good all-natural herbal soap and patting your face dry like they do in the commercials(rubbing causes inflammation and scarring) take some aloe vera gel from the plant and apply it to your face overnight and wash your face in the morning using the same technique. Itching will stop overnight and rash withing a couple of days and it is all-natural. Good fortune.
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Try dabbing a little tooth paste on it before you go to bed. Let it stay on over night and wash your face like normal in the morning. Keep doing this until it's gone.
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Sun spots will come if you use SPF or not, usually the pigment in your body is less and more in different areas.  \n\nI would recommend using Peroxide, just get a q-tip and lightly go over the area every day for about 3 days you will notice that the sun spots get lighter.  \n\nThe peroxide bleaches the skin so that it will become lighter.  Also when you are doing the treatment for 3 days \n\nI would also recommend using a lotion on the area so it will not dry out.
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Good old fashioned Eucerin.  Not the stuff with alpha hydroxy acid.  Look for the tub.  It has the consistency of crisco.  Slather up baby.  Then it wouldn't hurt to hit the tanning bed once or twice a week.  It really does help
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seriously the best thing i have found to relieve the pain of a sunburn is noxema. its just a facial scrub but its great ...   try it!!!!
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How long it takes varies from person to person.  DO NOT put noxema on it!  Noxema is oil based and will intensify the burn. \n\nHome treatment includes:\ncool showers or baths\navoid creams or lotions that can hold heat inside (oil based)\ndrink lots of fluids\nmotrin or tylenol for pain\nsee doctor if you have blistering\nstay out of the sun\nif you must go out, keep sunburned areas covered\nyou can use OTC preps designed specifically for sunburn (to numb the pain and remove redness such as Solarcaine or aloe gel)