Sunburn! Ouch! :/
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Jul 11, 2014
Jocelyn E.
I usually never get sunburned but this one is bad and hurts! I am naturally brown but I tan during the summer. Do most burns turn to tans?! And what should I use on my skin to heal quicker? Thank you ladies :)
Jul 11, 2014
Rissa G.
Sometimes burns do turn into tans yes. Aloe Vera shall do the job
Jul 11, 2014
katie s.
^agreed.
Jul 11, 2014
Vittoria G.
Yes use aloe it will sooth the burn and prevent peeling!
Jul 11, 2014
Asmina R.
You can use yogurt (the unsweetened/unflavored/organic kind-I usually make mine at home) to soothe and heal the burn. Yogurt also prevents tanning. :) Aloe vera is also great :)
Jul 11, 2014
Kendra H.
Use aloe Vera! It's the best and most soothing. My mum also used to have a spray can of "lidocane" which she bought at out local cvs that she sprayed on my brother when he was younger (I'm allergic to the principle ingredient so I never got to use it) and he always said that it worked wonders for the itching and peeling. Also it seems that the darker your skin is the more apt you are to have your burn peel to a tab. Still it's different for everyone. I'm vampire pale and all the my burns simply peel back to pasty white and I never tan. So it just depends on how your skin reacts though if you are naturally dark if the burn was bad I'm pretty sure it will peel to a tan.
Jul 11, 2014
Jazzlyn W.
Aloe Vera will do it for you:) I had a HUGE sunburn on my arm that hurt like crazy, and for a week I put Aloe Vera on it everyday and it slowly went away:) I got mine from my local CVS, but I have seen it at Wal-Mart for like 4 dollars that works great. Anyway Aloe Vera is the way to go:)
Jul 11, 2014
Jocelyn E.
Thank you all :) :)
Jul 11, 2014
Bianca B.
Aloe Vera gel. And plain (greek) yoghurt. It calms down :) I also used an panthenol spray last year, it also helped! :)