7. Use Moisturizer Using a moisturizer can help you soothe sunburned skin. Moisturizers actually boost the moisture content of the skin. Applying a layer of Vaseline can help speed up the healing process. Make sure not to use butter on the skin, as it can increase the infection.    8. Stay Hydrated Staying hydrated is … Read more

6. Green Tea Green tea contains antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties. It helps to improve the reactions on the skin, which are caused by UV exposure. Green tea may reduce skin redness and skin damage. Prev Next

5. Aloe vera Studies found aloe vera is effective in healing first- to second-degree burns. As Aloe is anti-inflammatory, promotes circulation, and inhibits the growth of bacteria. Directly apply a layer of pure aloe vera gel taken from the leaf of an aloe vera plant to the affected area. If you are buying an aloe … Read more

4. Cool compresses This technique helps relieve pain and swelling. Soak a clean washcloth with cool water and apply to the burn five times daily for 5-10 minutes. Try not to use excessively cold compresses because they may irritate the burn more. Prev Next