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Yes it is a first degree burn

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frost bite is like a burn because when your skin cells are frozen or burned they die and may cause the skin to turn black like a burn.

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You can get blisters from a burn because it is your skins way to protect your skin. Reasons your skin may burn is because of wetness, scraping, or irritating blisters.

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Yes it is a first degree burn

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