More user remedies on Sunburn

Sunburn

suggested by Becky on Tuesday, June 5, 2007

i work many summer camps. for sunburn, after i apply aloe gel to the burns, after it dries i use a good moisturizing skin cream with a, d & e vitamins.. it helps the skin not be so tight.

Sunburn

suggested by [unspecified] on Monday, May 28, 2007

Spread egg white on affected area and let dry. It really works!!! You will notice that the egg white will cook (turns kind of white) and will get hard and crackly when dry. When egg white is all dried up, gently rinse with cool water and re apply egg white. Repeat process until pain is bearable. Expect sunburned area to peel, that is the old dead skin leaving allowing the new fresh skin to grow. Please remember to use sun block next time so that you won?t have to endure this agony again.

Try Tequila

suggested by [unspecified] on Thursday, May 17, 2007

Really strange but it works! Gently slather tequila on the sunburn (w/o blisters). It cools the burn and also keeps the sunburn from peeling!

vaseline intensive care moisturiser (uk stores)

suggested by ezz on Friday, April 13, 2007

just dollop a load on every 2 or 3 hours when you have sunburn and it will soothe the pain. also if you have sunburn use sun BLOCK on the burnt areas when you are out in the sunshine. i am only 11 but i am not stupid. IT WORKS.

sunburn

suggested by Jenn on Friday, April 13, 2007

coconut oil works for me, plus it is very gentle around eye area. also good for other things such as eye make-removal!

soothing relief

suggested by Pam on Friday, March 16, 2007

Try using plain yellow mustard. Put mustard directly on your sunburn and let it dry then wash off. Repeat as often as needed. It really helps take the sting out!

sunburn remedy

suggested by kristen on Wednesday, March 7, 2007

I heard this from my friend that is a model and it seems to work great. Milk of Magnesia... spread all over the sunburn. It takes away the burning pain and soothes the skin.

more than one use

suggested by [unspecified] on Thursday, February 22, 2007

rub preparation h on sunburn as needed. takes away the burn and redness. used for burn in other places so why not? really works

cortisone cream

suggested by ging on Tuesday, February 6, 2007

Over the summer I got a fairly bad sunburn and didn't want to use aloe gel just to sticky and I had some cortisone cream so I went for it. In a matter of a few minutes the burn was gone. I did end up peeling but the pain and redness went away.

Tomatoes

suggested by Kitty on Sunday, December 31, 2006

I had a bad sunburn and went to see a friend that works in a burn hospital and he said that rubbing a tomatoe on the burn as soon as you get out of the sun will stop the burn from going further and will take the burn out.