Quick Relief: 7 Sunburn Remedies That Actually Work
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That’s wild
SUNSCREEN before you go in the sun!!!!! ugh. 🥵🤯🙏
Idk if she said or not, but being pale, even with sunscreen 2 hrs at UV10 would be this bad. I wore sunscreen as a kid and reapplied and still got lobster fried at pool parties
Sunscreen only protects so much.
@@rosieweaselby and this is why you need the highest spf mineral sunscreens, to reapply, and most importantly PROTECT YOURSELF IN OTHER WAYS!!! We have a saying “slip slap slop seek slide” aka slip on LONG SLEEVED COVERINGS, slap on a HAT, slop on SUNSCREEN, seek SHADE, and slide on SUNGLASSES.
@@CarmellaMulroyTHEN GO INTO THE FUCKING SHADE!!!!!!!! wtf what is this lack of common sense, you cannot continue to make excuses for people lol
@@maddieb.4282yeah this was in the 90s and nobody taught us that where I am. I didnt get sunglasses till college because I had prescription glasses and even though I was constantly squinting in the sun, my parents never thought to get me prescription sunglasses. 🙄 hopefully i didnt get any long term affects cuz im super sensitive to sunlight
Been there. Poor thing.
That looks absolutely dreadful & miserable …..
Wish her well.
How tf do people fall asleep in the summer sun? I can’t even stand being under the sun for more than two minutes straight when it’s scalding hot. I literally run for shade.
I can lay in the sun but definitely can’t fall asleep in it. Not sure how anyone can🤷🏾♀️
Exactly my point! I don’t even go out in summers unless it’s an urgent work🤷♀️
Me too as soon as sun touches my skin I’m looking for shade lol
@@daylene321 Yeah, right? It actually feels suffocating.
Drinking 😂
All of the skin awareness and information that has been shared over the past 5 years, and people are still playing around with their skin like this…
@PeterH-be1xe what the hell
5.4 million new skin cancer cases, and over 100 thousand new cases of melanoma a year in the USA alone. And yet, people willingly (and idiotically) choose to believe that all dermatologists are lying to you because they want us to be “vitamin deficient” so they can “continue to make money for big corporations.” 🙄 They also believe sunscreens contain harmful chemicals when it’s been proven time and time again how useful and effective they are at preventing skin cancer (AKA the most common type of cancer in the US, and funnily enough it’s also the most easily preventable cancer to exist.)
Sometimes I hate the internet 😅
I literally hate to get sunburn! It is miserable! And scarey. Thank you for informing us as what to do when this happens.
Aloe Vera gel too!
Yes! And put it in the fridge! Soooo cooling.
I hate sunburns. I had a lot in the past at every different levels and it is more annoying than anything. It always made me very moody for few days until the feeling of it was practically gone. Feeling it was making me crazy 😫😫
If you’ve gotten multiple sunburns throughout your life you really should be getting a dermatologist to do a skin check on you regularly if you’re not already. Your cancer risk is way up
These kinds of sunburn in 1960s and 1970s when we thought no sunscreen was needed led to small precancerous spots for me in 2010s and 2020s and one squamous cell carcinoma in 2010s (so far). I am grateful nothing worse has happened. I have Irish skin (pale white with freckles) and dark brown hair. The squamous cell carcinoma bordered the top of one eyebrow.
Neutrogena does make a soothing cream for burns. Legit works and heals my skin faster. But I’ve not been burned quite like this.
Mind sharing the exact name? 😊
@@swiggityswooty8660 It’s called Sun Rescue. The packaging has changed over the years but I’ve used it and given it to others suffering with burns! I’ve had a few painful ones and it’s really helped with pain and healing.
i get so paranoid when i get any sort of sunburn, even if in a minor one :(
Saaaame! Luckily, I haven’t got one for over 15 years because I’ve been supercareful since the last one. I’m not risking my health, that’s for sure.
How do landscapers, farm labor, construction workers, city street and parks and rec employees do it?
They wear long pants, long sleeves, bandanas on the backs of their necks, wide brim hats, and sunglasses. I work at a vineyard and all of our laborers, pickers, and farm hands are all excellent at protecting themselves from the sun even in 100+ degree days.
Have you ever noticed how much all of these workers you mentioned are constantly covered up? 😂 think on that and you have your answer.
Rice farmers during planting season cover the hell up.
This literally makes my toes curl and my stomach ache looking at this. Pain. Skin damage. Ugh.
I never thanked God so much for my melanin. This is actually so scary 😭 I can’t imagine the paaaiiiinnnnn!
Melanin can be damaging by sunburn too, but it’s less risk .
@@butterflai_Yes – but it will take like 8+ hours with no sunscreen or shading for me to get burnt and never to this extreme which is why I’m so thankful. 😭
No mention of aloe vera?
Thoughts on aloe for sunburns like this? I mean from a real aloe plant.
Yes! Definitely having the cooling, calming creams helped my sis. Having 1 specifically for burns or major skin calming effects helped my sis when she fell asleep in the sun 1 vacation. Ever since then, she steered away and always applied sunscreen since. And also got even better w skincare and helped me nd my family w our skincare stash
Great 😊advice
Great information! Thank you Dr Dray!❤