If you let a little sun-kissed brown by the sun for hours, you can feel the sting of sunburn. Not only is sunburn painful, walking around looking like a lobster probably not the look you want. You can not get rid of sunburn during the night, but there are some things you can do to take care of your skin sunburned.
Healing Aloe
Aloe helps stimulate the skin so that it heals and renews itself. It is therefore ideal for use on sunburn. You can buy an aloe vera gel from the pharmacy and smear your skin as often as necessary. Or, if possible, extract the gel directly from the leaves of an aloe plant and rub it on affected areas. Aloe to help soothe sunburn sting and promotes healing.
Home Remedies for Pain
Although home remedies do not magically get rid of sunburn, can help relieve pain. Apply a cold compress to the area's milk to relieve the burn. Soak paper towels in the milk and maintain places of sunburn. Or fill the tub with cold water and add a few cups of white vinegar to a bath will be a relief. Other home remedies to relieve the pain of sunburn are friction plain yogurt or honey on the surface, apply lavender oil to the burn or soak in the tub of cold water mixed with a cup of corn starch corn.
Avoid
It helps heal sunburn faster and stay as comfortable as possible with the use of loose clothing that allows your skin to breathe. The last thing I want to do is put the spandex workout pants have a burn on the legs. This can only irritate the area and worsen the pain. If you have blistering or peeling of the skin, leave them alone. It may be tempting to jump blistering or peeling skin, it exposes it to infection, and of course, stay out of the sun. Maybe you have not learned the lesson the first time, but at least stay out of the sun until the burn heals. Otherwise, you end up in worse shape.
Notes:
Sunburn is painful and, along with home remedies and avoid triggers of pain, care must be taken to keep your body healthy and watch for signs of problems with sunburn. First, stay hydrated. Guzzle water often throughout the day to replace what is lost by the body through perspiration, so do a lot of sunburn if you have and if you notice signs of infection such as pus or blood blisters that exudes extreme irritation or staining of sunburn, contact your doctor immediately. Contact your doctor, even if sunburn does not improve within a few days or if you have fever or severe pain.
