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I've always relied on this, since it seems to work pretty well for me.
While tanning, hanging out in the pool, etc. a sunburn can sneak up on us pretty easily.. and even when we get out of the sun, some how it gets worse and worse 'til you resemble a lobster. BUT, this can be prevented! At the first site of a pinkish hue, pop a couple Motrin. Not only will this prevent the sunburn from getting worse, but it should clear up any bit of sunburn you've gotten already by the end of the day!
I'm not sure how well this would work if you end up falling asleep in the sun for hours, but for minor sunburns that are enough to have you wake up to a bright red nose and cheeks, give it a try!
Also, if you're not a big fan of wearing SPF, but you haven't tanned in a while and are afraid of a major burn, try a SPF 4 or 8. You'll still have to keep an eye on your skin, but this should allow you to be out a bit longer, plus it will keep your skin moisturized.
While tanning, hanging out in the pool, etc. a sunburn can sneak up on us pretty easily.. and even when we get out of the sun, some how it gets worse and worse 'til you resemble a lobster. BUT, this can be prevented! At the first site of a pinkish hue, pop a couple Motrin. Not only will this prevent the sunburn from getting worse, but it should clear up any bit of sunburn you've gotten already by the end of the day!
I'm not sure how well this would work if you end up falling asleep in the sun for hours, but for minor sunburns that are enough to have you wake up to a bright red nose and cheeks, give it a try!
Also, if you're not a big fan of wearing SPF, but you haven't tanned in a while and are afraid of a major burn, try a SPF 4 or 8. You'll still have to keep an eye on your skin, but this should allow you to be out a bit longer, plus it will keep your skin moisturized.