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Dude... I seriously got baked yesterday. And I'm still baking. It ought to be fun trying to go to work tomorrow. I shudder at the thought of putting on a shirt. |
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Sunscreen is your friend!!!
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I look the same way from 2 days ago
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Youch!
 Sorry hon!
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Poor honey! Sorry girl! Dang.......
So I know this sounds stupid but, it actually works....smear a thin film of butter on the burn...it prevents the scaling and flaking. Then use a little aloe for cooling. after that....just don't wear a shirt! (I kid) |
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OUCH! looks very painful, have you tried some aloe lotion, it cools the skin and refreshes. Takes some of the heat of your skin.
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I did the same thing a couple months ago....looked about the same too. My suggestion (it will become your bestestest friend in the whole wide world!!) Go to wal-mart and pick up some aloe with lidocane. (it's a blu-ish looking goop) Put some on when you get home, then store the bottle in the fridge. It stings something awful when it first goes on and then....omg. bliss! You can move and it doesn't feel like your skin is cracking like the dried up river beds in the African Sahara!
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Aloe lotion and lidocain spray (Solarcain) are my best friends right now. And the shirt only got put on for the purposes of the picture. I hurt too much to have anything on. And yes, I know I'm a dumba$$.
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 wth were you thinking to get all that sun like that?! be careful missy... you better hope that does not blister up ... tix tix on you!! too hurt to rub ointments on? then put your a$$ in a milk bath! |
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I did the same thing a couple months ago....looked about the same too. My suggestion (it will become your bestestest friend in the whole wide world!!) Go to wal-mart and pick up some aloe with lidocane. (it's a blu-ish looking goop) Put some on when you get home, then store the bottle in the fridge. It stings something awful when it first goes on and then....omg. bliss! You can move and it doesn't feel like your skin is cracking like the dried up river beds in the African Sahara! I agree 100 percent. Both me and my daughter have extremely fair skin. We never tan, just burn, heal, and then burn again. I've spent lots of money on every different kinds of stuff for sunburn and nothing works better then that stuff. I stock up on it and let me tell you it is a Godsend. It's the only thing I ever use now. |
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I did the same thing a couple months ago....looked about the same too. My suggestion (it will become your bestestest friend in the whole wide world!!) Go to wal-mart and pick up some aloe with lidocane. (it's a blu-ish looking goop) Put some on when you get home, then store the bottle in the fridge. It stings something awful when it first goes on and then....omg. bliss! You can move and it doesn't feel like your skin is cracking like the dried up river beds in the African Sahara! I agree 100 percent. Both me and my daughter have extremely fair skin. We never tan, just burn, heal, and then burn again. I've spent lots of money on every different kinds of stuff for sunburn and nothing works better then that stuff. I stock up on it and let me tell you it is a Godsend. It's the only thing I ever use now.  Cheers to the Blue Goop Club!
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I have heard and tried Noxema
it cools the burn down Also try aloe vera gel to heal your skin hope this helps |
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as long as everyone see's your boobs , you'll be alright
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Got to agree with Noxzema. It cools the skin.
Wear some sunscreen next time!  Ouch! |
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I did the same thing a couple months ago....looked about the same too. My suggestion (it will become your bestestest friend in the whole wide world!!) Go to wal-mart and pick up some aloe with lidocane. (it's a blu-ish looking goop) Put some on when you get home, then store the bottle in the fridge. It stings something awful when it first goes on and then....omg. bliss! You can move and it doesn't feel like your skin is cracking like the dried up river beds in the African Sahara! I agree 100 percent. Both me and my daughter have extremely fair skin. We never tan, just burn, heal, and then burn again. I've spent lots of money on every different kinds of stuff for sunburn and nothing works better then that stuff. I stock up on it and let me tell you it is a Godsend. It's the only thing I ever use now. Cheers to the Blue Goop Club!
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call in sick and sit in a cool tub of water
with emollients and fragrant salves? |
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Ouch! That looks like it would hurt. Love the tan lines though but that was another thread.
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Solarcaine and Noxema work wonders. My grandmother swore by putting vinegar in a cool bath but I've never tried it (hate the smell of vinegar). I can get burned in a bright light, 50 sunscreen is my best friend.
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For instant relief and not too expensive ( seems you are unable to go out at the moment) natural yogurt, smear it on, better straight from the fridge
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For instant relief and not too expensive ( seems you are unable to go out at the moment) natural yogurt, smear it on, better straight from the fridge You taste better too 
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