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Home Remedies For Suntan, Sunburn And Sun Poisoning
by Kevin Pederson
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Dab your skin with cool whole milk for 20 minutes and the rinse it off with cool water.
You can apply cod liver oil for sunburns
Make a mixture of grated cucumber with milk and apply it on the sunburned skin
Remove juice from grated potatoes to be applied on the sunburned skin.
This provides good relief for sunburns
Mix one egg white with one tsp honey and hazel.
Apply this on the bruised area and leave it for 5-10 minutes.
Later wash it with luke warm water.
Including treatments for sunburns vinegar, milk, potato juice and cucumber juice can do wonders to remove your suntan.
Add 20 drops lavender and chamomile essential oil for a cool and soothing bath
In four ounces of water put 20 drops of calendula tincture which bids the pain goodbye.
You can make a cool compress of baking soda, Epsom salt or witch hazel to provide relief to your burns.
Rub bruised onions on sun burn to provide the ample relief
Applying peppermint oil on the sunburned skin also helps in cooling the sunburn
Pour sugarless cool mint tea on the burnt area.
The tannins in the tea help in the healing process
You can spread cucumber slices on the burn as it would provides you the needed relief
You can soak yourself in oatmeal in tepid bath water for few minutes and then dry yourself
To help the healing process apply the area with oil and cover it with ginger this would help in the much needed quick recovery
A warm shower may sound weird but it sure works at this time as it increases the blood circulation
Add 20 drops of urtica urens tincture in four ounces of water and bathe the bruised area. This would provide relief from the itchyand prickly skin sensation
Warning:
The reader of this article should exercise all precautionary measures while following instructions on the home remedies from this article. Avoid using any of these products if you are allergic to it. The responsibility lies with the reader and not with the site or the writer.
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Applying aloe vera juice or gel as it helps in soothing the skin to reduce pain, redness and itchiness
You can also apply calamine lotion
You can apply vinegar or apple cider vinegar on you skin which acts as a great remedy for sunburn
Keep wet towels around the affected area for 10-15 minutes several times a day to soothe the sunburn
Wash the affected area with anti-bacterial soap to prevent any other kind of an infection
A cool milk compress is one of the best remedies for sunburn.
Dab your skin with cool whole milk for 20 minutes and the rinse it off with cool water.
You can apply cod liver oil for sunburns
Make a mixture of grated cucumber with milk and apply it on the sunburned skin
Remove juice from grated potatoes to be applied on the sunburned skin.
This provides good relief for sunburns
Mix one egg white with one tsp honey and hazel.
Apply this on the bruised area and leave it for 5-10 minutes.
Later wash it with luke warm water.
Including treatments for sunburns vinegar, milk, potato juice and cucumber juice can do wonders to remove your suntan.
Add 20 drops lavender and chamomile essential oil for a cool and soothing bath
In four ounces of water put 20 drops of calendula tincture which bids the pain goodbye.
You can make a cool compress of baking soda, Epsom salt or witch hazel to provide relief to your burns.
Rub bruised onions on sun burn to provide the ample relief
Applying peppermint oil on the sunburned skin also helps in cooling the sunburn
Pour sugarless cool mint tea on the burnt area.
The tannins in the tea help in the healing process
You can spread cucumber slices on the burn as it would provides you the needed relief
You can soak yourself in oatmeal in tepid bath water for few minutes and then dry yourself
To help the healing process apply the area with oil and cover it with ginger this would help in the much needed quick recovery
A warm shower may sound weird but it sure works at this time as it increases the blood circulation
Add 20 drops of urtica urens tincture in four ounces of water and bathe the bruised area. This would provide relief from the itchyand prickly skin sensation
Warning:
The reader of this article should exercise all precautionary measures while following instructions on the home remedies from this article. Avoid using any of these products if you are allergic to it. The responsibility lies with the reader and not with the site or the writer.
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