How can i get rid of sunburned cheeks by the 31st?!
Question: I went tanning yesterday and I went for the whole time which was 20 minutes (I shouldn't have done that) but I did and my cheeks are now bright red almost like a tomato and I want to get them to be not so red anymore, can anyone help me?
Answers: I went tanning yesterday and I went for the whole time which was 20 minutes (I shouldn't have done that) but I did and my cheeks are now bright red almost like a tomato and I want to get them to be not so red anymore, can anyone help me?
brew some plain old Lipton(or a generic) tea bags in some water, brew it very strong and dark, use a paper towel or wash cloth and soak your burn under the tea for up to an hour or two at a time, or you can just use the wet tea bags too, the tea will sooth the burns and also, believe it or not,, it will stain your skin under the redness and will give it the optical illusion of a tan, it works for a whole body burn in the bath tub too, just put your tea bags in the water!
make up
Keep your pants on and no one will see you red cheeks ?
lots and lots of aloe vera
put on a ton of the anti burn lotion and stay in the dark, dont touch where it is all burned and put on a lot of lotion also if its not gone by then, scratch it all off if it peeling and put on a ton of makeup where ever it is
the redness will come down a lot in two days, just keep out of the sun for now, and put lots of lotion on to keep your skin hydrated.
Try pure Aloe gel. That should reduce some of the redness. Cover up the rest with a concealer close to your skin tone
put some burn lotion on and cover your cheeks with make up until it heals
Being a Fair Red head from California. For me its always been Apple Cider vinegar. I put it in a cloth and just keep it on the burn until it warms and then do it again. So that always worked for me and I have had some humdinger burns.
The first rule is: don't get burned.
The second rule is: Learn from experience.
The fact is that is sounds as if you have a 1st degree burn, and you cannot "get rid" of a burn, it must heal on its own, which involves pain, itching, peeling and so forth. I'd take Motrin for the pain, put ice on your cheeks when you can, aloe vera gel to help soothe the skin, and take some benadryl to help with the itching. Benadryl is strong though and makes people drowsy, so it's best to take it at night.
Nozema (sp?) but it works great. It pulls the redness out.. It should be gone in a few days... And then just put some make up on it!
"Apply 100% cocoa butter before leaving the house."
"Apply 100% coconut oil before bedtime."
"Whatever you do, don't allow sunburned skin to over dry."
"Keep cosmetics off of your face. Only wear lip gloss."
"Finally, only wash face with Noxzema (R.) skin cream."
"You can buy these products from your neighborhood Korean-
owned or local downtown BLACK beauty supply store."