Sun blisters

Sprinkle Ground Oatmeal into the Bath Water • Pour Whole Milk over the Tender Skin • Smear Raw Honey on the Sunburned Skin • Apply Wet Calendula Tea Bags to Severely Burned Areas • Take a Bath in Baking Soda Water • More ...

Did you have a little too much fun in the sun and now look like a lobster? Use these home remedies to accelerate the healing process.

In balmy South Africa it’s hard to imagine that there are people who can never go out into the sun.

Treating a sunburn should start by taking some of the heat out of the affected area. Still, managing inflammation and discomfort is essential when dealing with a painful sunburn. A key is to take measures sooner rather than later. If you know you have a sunburn, treat it as soon as possible to get the best results.

You'll need these for summer.

Sunburn, the painful result of overexposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun, is an all-too-common summertime ailment. Whether you forgot to apply sunscreen or simply spent too much time outdoors, dealing with sunburn can be uncomfortable and frustrating. While there are numerous over-the-counter remedies available, many people prefer natural alternatives to soothe their sun-damaged skin. Check out these effective methods for getting rid of sunburn naturally. ##skincare

The statistics about sun safety every mom needs to know about.

Sun blisters are second-degree sunburns caused by UV light. These painful blisters usually resolve with home care but increase your risk of skin cancer.