Feeling the burn? Dermatologists say to go ahead and grab these common household items for cooling, soothing relief.
and carefully pat yourself dry, but leave your skin a little moist to absorb any moisturizer you apply.is a time-tested sunburn healer that cools skin on contact. Jaber recommends slathering some on onto sunburns a few times a day, or making cool compresses with aloe stashed in the fridge.Most people have one or or the other of these medicine cabinet staples around.
“Prostaglandins are pro-inflammatory molecules that your body releases to help manage the DNA damage caused by UV light and have the unfortunate side effect of causing pain, which can sometimes be quite severe,” he explains.A colloidal oatmeal bath can ease painful sunburns with its anti-inflammatory properties, both dermatologists say. To draw an oatmeal bath, grind one cup of unflavored oats in a food processor, and add them to two cups of warm water.
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