Use natural healing remedies to speed up the recovery from a sunburn.
Even when we have taken all the precautions to practice "sunshine safety," we manage to end up being burnt. This is despite you have chosen to wear a suitable clothing, stay out of the sunlight, and stay in the shade.
The sun can be very powerful and some sunburns can be life threatening if they develop blisters, start weeping or if you start feeling dizzy and unwell.
You should immediately seek medical attention if you experience any of the following:
Weakness
Dizziness
A high temperature
Large blisters emitting pus
Bleeding blisters
Nausea
Vomiting
Exhaustion
Dehydration
Additionally, these symptoms indicate either a severe burn or sunstroke (also known as heat stroke.) A severe case of heat stroke can be fatal if left untreated.
In this book, I give you all kinds of advice and natural remedies for mild or minor sunburn including:
How taking a shower can aggravate a sunburn
How to use water to relieve a sunburn
How to handle peeling skin
How to use a common cake baking ingredient to relieve sunburn
How to use this common healing house plant to relieve sunburn pain
Why is lanolin, a common ingredient in sunburn lotions is not always the best thing to apply to a sunburn?
How to use dairy products to relieve sunburn pain
How to use teabags to relieve sunburn pain
How to make your own sunburn treatment essential oil blends
...and much more when it comes to relieving sunburn pain.