sunburn help--using noxzema...but how?

Question

Ive heard to sooth a sunburn you can put Noxzema on it...but do you rub it in until it is no longer noticeable or do you just put it on and leave it?

Answer 1

Best thing to do is use cool wet clothes. Place them on the burns until they are no longer cool, then repeat. They cool the brun tempature so your skin can start to repair and the water provides moiusture to your skin.

Second best would be using an aloe lotion.

Third best would be a heavy duty mousterizing lotion.

Noxema helps because the menthol and eucalyptus in it produce a cooling sensation on your skin. It doesn't really do more than that though. It provides a small amount of moisture but isn't the best source.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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sunburn help--using noxzema...but how?
Ive heard to sooth a sunburn you can put Noxzema on it...but do you rub it in until it is no longer noticeable or do you just put it on and leave it?

Answer 4

My coloured has the same problem, and we just use human baby suncream (the baby stuff is usually non-scented - my horse hates cream with even the slightest hint of a smell!!) when he's turned out and this works great. I've also got a couple of UV nose nets that I use for when I'm riding or put on him when the sun is really bad. My Equilibrium one is best. He still gets the odd bit of sunburn but I'm starting to think maybe its not sunburn but a reaction to the buttercups in his field, as he didnt get sunburn when it was really sunny, no buttercups in field and he had suncream on. Now that the buttercups are out he get whats looks like a bit of sunburn and thats when its not sunny , and he still gets suncream on. Confusing or what!!

Answer 5

Go find someone with an Aloe cactus in there yard, bar none it is better for sunburn than any product on the market. Learn more on the web as how to strip the plant and apply the inside of the plant or if your lucky your neighbor will know.

Answer 6

I've used that before and it does help somewhat, although the product can be kind of drying to your skin. What I would suggest is this: Draw a bath of warm water. Pour about liter or so of vinegar in the water. Rest in the water for about 30 minutes. Keep the rest of the bottle by the tub. Use it to pour on a washcloth and lay it on parts of your skin that aren't submerged in the water. Also, keep putting the washcloth in the water and laying it on your skin, too. You will NOT smell like vinegar. The next morning, your burn should be gone. It's amazing!!

Answer 7

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I use a childrens sun block (factor 40+) for mine which seems to work well. For the scabbing at night you could use something like sudocream, aftersun etc.. to soothe the area and re-moisturise it. I believe that you can get fly masks and face masks that offer some protection but to be honest if you use a high S.P.F sunblock then you should be ok.

Answer 8

I haven't heard of this, however using aloe gel can soothe and heal your skin much faster than any lotion or cream! It is amazing and feels really good on a burn! It's really good for your skin as well, as it is a great moisturizer. It will also help prevent any peeling! :)

Answer 9

i dont know about the noxzema cure but i suggest u get ur skin prescription from a doctor which is guaranteed results

Answer 10

sunburn is something a kind of itching sensation. Therefore for further info there are certain websites to refer with.