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∙ 12y ago1-2 weeks, and you'll be left with no more redness and a normal tan
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What is a reflective sunburn?
A reflecting sunburn is a sunburn that does not last long.
Is away short or long vowel?
The second (stressed) syllable of away has a long "a" sound.
How long does the itchiness last from scarlet fever?
it really depends on how bad the sunburn was. my advice would be to but lots of aloe on it and a good thick lotion..like cetaphil Sunburn itch will last as long as you have blisters on burned skin
How long should you leave milk on a sunburn?
Do not put milk on a sunburn. Get a sunburn treatment with aloe vera and lidocaine. Drink the milk.
How long the second degree of burn will be recover?
10 to 15 days
How do you get rid of sunburn overnight?
I don't know of a way to get rid of a sunburn overnight, but I have found that regularly applying cool or cold wash cloth compresses draws the heat out and can limit the redness. I recommend alternating compresses and blue aloe vera gel. Do it continuously for as long as you can! And ibprofen for the pain. :(
What is jail time for attempted murder in the second degree?
20-30yeara
How long does a second degree torn muscle pain last?
1 day:)
You can get sunburn if?
if u sit in the sun too long
Is it safe to get go to the pool after being sunburn?
if you already have a sunburn, then adding sunscreen is like checking on your burgers after their already burnt! I wouldn't recommend being out in the sun too long, if you have a sunburn, i suggest placing REAL aloe vera plants on the sunburn area and leave it there for about 30 min and then switch it out with a new one, aloe vera takes the heat right out of your sunburn...
How long before pigmentation returns after a second degree burn?
Depends on where the burn is on the body.
What are the long term effects of sunburn?
From the Related Link: "Burns are classified in three degrees. A first-degree sunburn reddens the skin. A second-degree sunburn causes reddening of the skin with some water blisters. A third-degree sunburn requires the immediate care of a doctor and causes lower cell damage and the release of fluid, resulting in eruptions and breaks in the skin where bacteria and infection can enter."
