Sunburn

Yes, the salt water dries out your skin a lot faster, sucking all the moisture out, therefore you get burnt quicker.

Try rubbing Aloe Vera onto the burn or use moisturizing cream.

If the skin is red or inflamed make sure they don't stretch the skin. this will cause scars.

check with your doctor about irritation or allergy's.

A sunburn with severe inflammation or blistering is quite nasty. This is the type of sunburn that brings on a very high chance of skin cancer later in life. It is likely to get really uncomfortable and even hard to move about as the skin goes through its stages of damage and repair. Cool baths, Aveno or similar extremely gentle cleansers, very light skin lotions, plenty of fluids, eat foods with potassium like oranges, bananas and yams. Absolutely avoid sun exposure for the next several days. Stay cool. No swimming pool as the chlorine will be painful.

Skin cancer can be avoided buy the amount of clothing you chose to wear. Think of Slip Slop Slap the local advertsiment its mostly based on you wether or not you chose to wear the required amount of clothing and or sunscreen.

Well, there are many ways to ease the pain of a sunburn, but my personal favorite is aloe. You can buy a bottle of Aloe Vera Cream or something and just rub it on the burn. Not only will your skin feel better, but it also helps to heal the sunburn! :)

The sun emits what are called ultraviolet rays which can cause cancer if you get way to much of it. But it can also be a good thing because if you get very little ultraviolet rays, then it can cause your bones to get stronger or bigger

It damages really deep into the layers of your skin and can cause permanent numbness but a deep feeling of pain. It can cause horrible scarring and it will take a very long time to heal.

It wouldn't hurt, but it isn't as effective as other remedies. Anything that provides cooling will help ease the pain and draw out the heat. Aloe Vera gel will help and you should avoid putting any oils or lotions on it. A hot shower will remove the heat in the skin. I know, I said hot. When cooks burn themselves, they hold their hand over the over to remove the heat from the wound. When it stops burning, it's done. Heat removes heat. The proper remedy for any burn is cold water and exposure to cold to remove the heat and stop further damage.

It sounds like a heat rash, you should check it out Benadryl will help.

Egg white is the term used to refer to albumen; the clear, viscous gel-like liquid that forms the outer part of an egg beneath the shell. This substance is mostly water, but is about ten percent protein(s). The albumen serves the function of shock-absorbency, protecting the embryo, as well as providing additional nutrition.

The albumen becomes white when cooked or whipped.

Yes it is extremely helpful in healing sunburn and skin irritation. Proteins in semen bind with the damaged cells caused by the UV rays of the sun promoting healing

If a heat stroke is suspected, immediately call emergency help or go take the person to a hospital. While waiting for help, try to cool the persons core body temperature by wetting their skin or putting ice packs in their armpits, groin, neck, and back.

A variety of topical herbal remedies applied as lotions, poultices, or compresses may also help relieve the effects of sunburn. Calendula (Calendula officinalis) is one of the most frequently recommended to reduce inflammation.

No. Oil-based creams like E45 will not relieve a sunburn.

NO. Better try using Burnol or other types of sunburn lotions.

Depends on how bad the burn is. If the skin it only red there's no risk, although a hot bath will probably be uncomfortable. If the skin has blistered and the blisters ruptured you should avoid dirty bath water.

I think : a month or so?

Yes. The burning rays pass through glass.

== == You need to go to the drugstore and get some sunburn lotion (NOT SUNTAN LOTION) preferably something with Aloe in it and a topical anasthetic to dull the pain more or less on contact. Ask the pharmacist what they carry; they probably have 2 or 3 types, but you need one with the anasthetic like Lidocaine or Benzocaine. Because the burn has dried out the skin, keep slathering it on to get the moisture back in. ANd drink water a lot too. To prevent the sunbun from getting worse DO NOT take warm baths or showers, DO NOT go into the sun and DO NOT scratch the skin or agrivate it, this might relieve the itchiness at that exact time, but it will only worsen the case! boil some hot tea and put it in the freezer for 15 minutes and apply the tea to the affected area and then your sunburn should feel better.

As the sun fried your skin it also dehyrated it. Being well hydrated will help you to heal burns. So, keep your body well hydrated.Also, apply aloe vera on the burns and leave it for 15 minutes, than rinse off. Aloe vera is popular for its healing properties.

It could mean that the flesh has died, skin usually turns black when there is a death in the tissue and may be a breeding ground for some bacteria and infection. But if it doesn't hurt, then it could just be a discolouration, either way you should get it checked by a health professional who can examine it physically.

Sure you can! Just make sure you get a color that will not show that you have a birth-mark where it is at.

first off you should have put on lots of sunscreen before going out in the sun. But once you do get a sun burn, immediatly put lotion on the burn once you come back inside. This will make sure that you dont peel, and by putting on lotion it will actually help you to get tan! :)