Urgent! Sunburnt face! ☀️🙍👎

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Shelby G.

Mar 12, 2014

Shelby G.

So this past weekend I fell asleep in the sun, and woke up with a lobster red face! I apply lotion religiously, but my face is still obviously peeling and dry. I have to wear foundation, or my face would look terrible at school, which isn't helping the dry look. Anyone know how to help this, or at least reduce the appearance?? Need help by tomorrow; thanks! 💋

Isabel M.

Mar 12, 2014

Isabel M.

I suggest steeping green tea in a bowl, waiting until it's dark, and waiting for it to cool. Then put it into a clean jar, grab a cotton ball and apply it all over your face , four times a day. Trust me, I turned anime character red, and I SEARCHED everywhere for a solution. This won't hurt your face, it's soothing and it'll help the burn heal quickly!

nora l.

Mar 12, 2014

nora l.

there always milk

Lauren J.

Mar 13, 2014

Lauren J.

Exfoliate, but don't use a really harsh product that with harm your healthy skin

Shelby G.

Mar 13, 2014

Shelby G.

I'll try these out. Thanks ladies!

Priya B.

Mar 13, 2014

Priya B.

Mix unboiled milk and honey and apply it over face or the affected area. Let it dry and after that you can take shower or wash your face. You can see results after 4-5 days. It also happened with me and mine experience was really horrible I got tanned badly and even my skin started peeling off. That time I used milk n honey and within a week my skin became normal.

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