Best known home remedies for sunburn
Check following home remedies for sunburn:
- Aloe vera sunburn gel. The gel of aloe vera has amazing effect on skin – having hydrated, cools and soothes the skin and reduces inflammation. Because it is among the few natural remedies most recommended by experts. Buy aloe vera gel and apply it on the skin. At best, avoid tearing leaf aloe vera, crash the brush with liquid. You will immediately feel relief.
- Coatings with milk. In a bowl, mix half a cup of milk and 2 cups of water and add a few cubes of ice. Soak a gauze in the liquid and set it on the burned skin. Fat of milk will help to soften the skin, the ice will help cooling, and these coatings reduce the pain and the need for itching. DO NOT apply if you have milk blisters on the skin.
- Yogurt for sunburn. Cold yogurt is a popular folk remedy for sunburn. Rub skin will immediately feel the effect of cooling and pain relief.
- Yogurt and lavender oil. In two cups yogurt put 4-5 drops of lavender oil. With a cotton pad or gauze apply on the skin. Yogurt currently to cool, and lavender will reduce irritation and redness.
- Oatmeal bath. Oatmeal baths have anti-inflammatory properties. Lie down in a tub of lukewarm water and add oatmeal. It is best to put oat flakes in a blender to turn to dust. Also, you can make a paste of oatmeal and apply on the skin. Simply will be to wrap oatmeal in gauze. This will avoid clutter.
- Apple cider vinegar for sunburn. Apple cider vinegar helps because it acts as an antiseptic and cools the skin as it evaporates.
- Cold compresses and cold shower. Soak a cloth or gauze with cold water and place it on the skin or often go in the shower with cold water.
- Tomatoes. Make a mixture of tomato and apply it to the burned skin.
- Green tea or chamomile. Boil green tea or chamomile tea. Leave to cool and gentle put on the body. Also, you can put tea bags directly on the skin.
