Yes, most of the time. Unless its really really bad. if its really bad, then it will just peel. But most of the time it'll get tan
Less than 10 minutes.
A banana peel takes about 2-10 days to decompose in water.
it depends how long it takes YOU to do it. But for me it takes about 1 or 2 seconds.
It depends where the sunburn is and how big it is. First degree burns might only take three days but it could take as long as 2 weeks.
No one believes me, but I take as hot of a shower as I can stand and I never burn or peel. yes that works I do it all the time. I also put vinegar on it. It makes it not sting as bad.
Sunburns really stink, but when ever i get a sunburn, long loose t-shirts are great to wear. If you have a sunburn on your legs, try to avoid pajama pants/work out pants because these could really be a pain with the material that they are made out of..Other than that, just take it slow/relax and wait for it to heal, when you being to peel don't start to peel the skin yourself.. just let it fall off by it's own..Make sure to keep a coat of Aloe Vera Gel on so it can help heal the sunburn and sooth your skin, you can find this at any of your local drugstores.Hopefully it heals fast, hoping for the best for you :)
in summer, just a few minutes - can be less than 10.
A banana peel typically takes about 2-5 weeks to biodegrade, depending on environmental conditions such as temperature and moisture.
2 years according to the aquarium of the lakes.
Use more sunblock in the future and reapply it every 15 minutes (I know it's a drag but its worth it). Now if you do get a sunburn DO NOT PEEL IT!!! Not only will this make it more noticeable but it can get infected. Drink lots of water to get it from the inside. If it itches take a cool shower or bath then apply lotion. Trust me, I just got back from Cali and I forgot my sunscreen!
An orange peel can take up to 6 months to 2 years to decompose, depending on environmental conditions. Factors such as temperature, moisture, and presence of microorganisms can affect the decomposition process.