Sunburns are no fun and can be dangerous that also linked to the severe pain and itching. Whatever your age, the best way to enjoy the sun safely and protect. On holidays, when we can, we need to stay out for a long time, especially during the critical times of the day, sunburn can occur in the most exposed areas of the body: face, hands, and shoulders.
The good news is yes, you can treat sunburns at home with what you have at your fingertips. It’s important to know what to use.
Yogurt
Yogurt is one of the remedies to calm down the storms caused by sunburn. In addition, fatty yogurt hydrates the skin, thus avoiding severe cracks. But are there other quick fixes for such problems?
Aloe Vera
One of the most effective treatments is aloe Vera gel. If you have such a plant in your house, cut a leaf and cut it lengthwise. Pull out the gel and Use lotions that contain aloe Vera helps to get rid of sunburn skin. Aloe pulp has anti-inflammatory and healing properties. If you are suffering from peeling skin you need to use Aloe Vera moisturizer. It is very rich in elements like vitamins, sodiums, calcium, manganese, magnesium, copper.
Chamomile and Marigold
Prepare an infusion of chamomile and marigold with which you can gently wipe your skin. Once the area has dried, you can also apply a Marigold Cream. It has a soothing, soothing, anti-inflammatory and healing effect on the sensitive or sun-irritated skin.
Cool Shower
A cold shower or bath can relieve the skin by reducing swelling. Just have a shower fizz and fragrance, and you can choose soothing oatmeal- or soy-based soap. Remember that hot tubs, especially chlorinated water, Hot water can dry out skin.
Mint Tea
To ease painful sensations, wash the affected area with cold mint tea. Mint is known for its decongestant and antiseptic properties. Helps to get rid of relief from nausea, depression, fatigue and headache
Milk
A piece of gauze soaked in milk and then applied to the sunburn areas and that helps to calm the pains caused by the burn.