When your fingers prune, The cells are actually swelling unevenly. This is called a "hypotonic solution" The cells are taking in so much water that they will swell, causing the pruning. :)
No hot water wont give you a sunburn but it sure will burn you! Sunburn is caused by overexposure to the sun's or a tanning bed's ultraviolet rays. Hot water will make a sunburn "burn" if you take a hot shower after getting a sunburn.
Excessively hot water can scald your skin, no matter where that skin is. A scald is a burn caused by hot liquids.
Yes, because when it's hot, the steam starts to apply on your skin and makes it darker. When-for cold water, exfulliates your skin to make it ligher!
Because the water is hot!
When hot water hits the skin, it causes the water on the skin to evaporate quickly, creating steam. This is because the heat from the water increases the temperature of the water on the skin, causing it to turn into vapor.
It depends on the temperature of the water. If it's too hot then it can burn skin.
It is unlikely for rubber to be absorbed into the skin from a hot water bottle due to its low permeability. However, prolonged contact with a hot water bottle may cause skin irritation or burns due to the heat, so it is important to use a cover or towel to protect the skin.
Because hot water kills some of the bacterias that you will have on your skin or in your hair.
Ice water is not hot: it's temperature has an effect on the nerves in your skin that gives a similar sensation as burning.
By takening a bubble bath shouldn't really harm skin; but, its never good if the water is hot and and your in it for a good couple of hours. It could leave marks on your skin, make your skin very dry or faky. So might I suggest for any who love to take bubble baths make sure the water is about warm or cool.
Hot water does not effectively kill poison ivy on the skin. It is recommended to wash the affected area with soap and cool water to remove the oil from the plant that causes the rash.
A hot bath temperature is typically around 100-104 degrees Fahrenheit (37-40 degrees Celsius). It is important to not make the water too hot to avoid skin irritation or burns.