Suncream: Preventing and Treating Sunburn

Whether you like it or not, it's difficult to avoid the sun. That's why everyone pushes for including sunscreen in skin care. But if you end up sunburnt during summer, there are certain things that you should avoid.

We all know that sunscreen is one skin care product that shouldn't be ignored. But there are times when you may forget to apply it or to reapply it after a few hours. It can ultimately lead to your skin getting sunburnt. Yes, sunburn makes your skin hot when you touch it. But should you put ice packs on the affected area to cool it down?

Avoiding a sunburn is essential for maintaining healthy, radiant skin. By wearing sunscreen, seeking shade, wearing protective clothing, staying hydrated, and being aware of any changes to the skin, you can significantly reduce your risk of sunburn and other sun-related skin damage. If you do experience sunburn, taking steps to alleviate the symptoms and promote healing can help prevent further damage and ensure a faster recovery. Don't hesitate to consult a dermatologist if you have any concerns about your skin or sun exposure.