A "sun burn" is actually your body's allergic response to too much sun exposure. When you have a sun burn, you should drink plenty of water and keep your skin moisturized with a lotion that does not contain mineral oil, lanolin, or alcohol (and most do, so be sure to check your ingredients!).
Tanning with a sun burn can be very dangerous, and just as ineffective. Melanogenesis is the process in which your body reacts to the sun. During "normal" sun exposure, your skin's melanin production increases as your skin's natural defense against sunburn. Melanocytes produce melanin, which after sun exposure, darkens within about 24-48 hours.
During a sunburn, your skin becomes irritated, and your body sends histamines to the skin's surface creating that ithcing burning sensation (like posion ivy). With excessive exposure, this histamine reaction can trigger blistering because the body sends fluid to the skin to calm the irritation. When the fluid is absorbed into the body and you haven't been well hydrated during the time you were healing, you start to peel.
During this "shedding" process, your skin is new, and hasn't properly developed a defense against sun. Tanning while peeling (whether in the sun or a tanning bed) can cause additional sunburns, blistering, scarring, and even dangerous skin cancers.
Your best bet is to FULLY recover from your burn... avoid UV exposure, stay hydrated, and take care of your skin!
There are lots of great resources for safe tanning. The best advice is to tan smart. Gradually build a tan. Don't be impatient.
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no not really maybe a little bit just not alot
Yes, but it still would be better not to get sunburn in the first place.
No. When the sunburn heals, you should have a tan complection
That is not a tan . . . it is sunburn. Use sunburn cream or lotion on your exposed skin to keep you from getting burned and red.
A ginger tan is a sunburn with freckles.
"Irish tan" is simply a slang term for a sunburn.
An exposure substantial enough to result in a mild sunburn will be followed by melanin producing a tan that may last a few weeks.
A chemical equation for sunburn doesn't exist. Sunburn destroy ADN in the skin cells.
melanin is what controls your skins ability to tan or to sunburn The more melanin, the easier and darker you can tan. Albinos who have an absence of melanin do not tan, but they can sunburn very easily.
No. You can painfully hurt your skin and damge it with the chemicals. Treat your sunburn with lotion and aloe, and when it goes away you will probably be more tan than you thought you were. Wait a day or so before using spray tan.
To burn or discolor by the sun; to tan., The burning or discoloration produced on the skin by the heat of the sun; tan.
the suns rays come down and you get a nice tan or sunburn.
why in Miami is tanning in the sun dangerous