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Posted by Caela on Apr-24-2007 01:51:

itchy sunburns

anyone else get REALLY itchy from a sunburn?

i went to the beach today and wore sunscreen but still managed to burn. i don't have a rash or any bumps, just a little bit red. the itching usually starts a few hours after my sun exposure (if i burn) and feels like mosquito bites, but won't go away unless i slather lotion on myself. used to happen worse as a kid, but then again i probably wasn't so great about applying and re-applying sunscreen.

if this happens to anyone else, do you have any remedies? thanks!


Posted by tubularbills on Apr-24-2007 01:53:

man, i totally read that as "itchy SIDEburns". wowo.


anyways ,i've never had problems w/ itchyness. but i'm assuming any kind of aloevera lotion would be good for it.


Posted by _Nut_ on Apr-24-2007 01:53:

Aloe, and liberal amounts of it, also moisturizer.

Just be happy you didn't get sunburnt topless.

I burnt my nipples once. Worst pain in the world.


Posted by l�cid on Apr-24-2007 01:54:

heh i've been dealing with the same thing all day. spent a few hours walking around outside yesterday since it was sooooo gorgeous, and now i've got a sunburn on my shoulders and neck/chest.

i usually just use some aloe lotion to cool it out and keep it moisturized. seems to do the trick.


Posted by Frenchie on Apr-24-2007 01:56:

ALOE!

Anything with or pure aloe itself works wonders C! Last Canada day I got theeeee worst sun burn that I've had in years. It itched so bad that I pealed for about 2 months straight, I also still have tan lined very visible on my back. I used aloe everyday and the itching was kept to a very very minimal.


Posted by Caela on Apr-24-2007 01:56:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
i usually just use some aloe lotion to cool it out and keep it moisturized. seems to do the trick.


hehe good to know i'm not the only one this happens to (but bad for us that it does ) ...yeah lotion seems to work, but only for like 5 minutes...eeek i'm not looking forward to sleeping tonight. maybe benedryl would help, no?


Posted by l�cid on Apr-24-2007 02:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Caela
hehe good to know i'm not the only one this happens to (but bad for us that it does ) ...yeah lotion seems to work, but only for like 5 minutes...eeek i'm not looking forward to sleeping tonight. maybe benedryl would help, no?

yeah i'm super fair-skinned so i burn way too easily.

if it's too painful for you to sleep, take some ibuprofen and wear loose soft cotton clothing.

worst part of sunburns is not being able to take a hot shower because the hot water burns sooooo bad! i had to take a cool/luke-warm shower this morning.


Posted by Frenchie on Apr-24-2007 02:02:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid

worst part of sunburns is not being able to take a hot shower because the hot water burns sooooo bad! i had to take a cool/luke-warm shower this morning.


AGREED!!

One year I had a bad burn that went up into my hair line ( which pealed as well ) and washing my hair was bad because I really couldn't scrub.

Being pale sucks in the summer, although after the burn I get a beautiful tan, the burn before hand makes it not really worth it.


Posted by mezzir on Apr-24-2007 02:03:

had my share of them in the past
solution thats worked the best for me?
have a few drinks before you sleep so you won't notice it as much
it shouldn't be strong enough to wake you back up, so if you can get to sleep you should be fine


Posted by Mr. Pink on Apr-24-2007 02:05:

Rasta Re: itchy sunburns

quote:
Originally posted by Caela


if this happens to anyone else, do you have any remedies? thanks!
aloe-vera, or whatever its called.

specifically stops the itch

and stop being a baby! if you can't take the heat don't be in it n00ble


Posted by l�cid on Apr-24-2007 02:05:

quote:
Originally posted by mezzir
had my share of them in the past
solution thats worked the best for me?
have a few drinks before you sleep so you won't notice it as much
it shouldn't be strong enough to wake you back up, so if you can get to sleep you should be fine

lol.. best solution thus far.


Posted by medinaM5 on Apr-24-2007 02:08:

i burnt my ass. check it


Posted by Caela on Apr-24-2007 02:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
AGREED!!

One year I had a bad burn that went up into my hair line ( which pealed as well ) and washing my hair was bad because I really couldn't scrub.


OH MY GOD, i went to disney world in high school, and my head got sunburned...talk about pain when i was brushing my hair. i also got sunpoisoning and a raised itchy rash on my shoulders when i was out in direct sunlight...i was delerious and almost threw up a couple times waiting in line for rides. it was awesome.

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
Being pale sucks in the summer, although after the burn I get a beautiful tan, the burn before hand makes it really worth it.


i know, after i get a bad burn, the rest of the summer is full of nice tanning. haha plus the first time out on the beach after winter, in a bathing suit SUCKSSSSSSSS! i feel like my skin in blinding people.


Posted by mezzir on Apr-24-2007 03:19:

last year went to hawaii with my family and my sister really wanted to do one of the swimming with sharks things so we found one, and it was fucking dope (just a steel cage in open water, like 20-30 sharks around, and WTF a barracuda swam like a foot from me, small enough to come straight into the cage)
anyways, i was in the water for like an hour, then outside for like an hour and an half after in pure sun plus in open water, then shirtless for the rest of the afternoon
i put sunscreen on before i left, but still
my entire back/shoulders/arms were blistering by that night, couldn't lean back against anything for a couple days, it fucking sucked
but yeah, alcohol helps


Posted by Lilith on Apr-24-2007 05:47:

My friend who's really pale got really badly burnt about 2 weeks ago, she's still peeling a bit even after being drowned in about a gallon of Aloe and moisturiser.


Posted by Frenchie on Apr-24-2007 05:51:

Well her skin is now dead so it's going to peal until all her dead skin is replaced by good healthy skin.


Posted by Fledz on Apr-24-2007 05:51:

You need this (for any burn, itch, scratch, bite, allergy etc):



Works wonders (keep it in the fridge)


Posted by Lilith on Apr-24-2007 05:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
Well her skin is now dead so it's going to peal until all her dead skin is replaced by good healthy skin.

Yeah I know, I did warn her... she's a silly rabbit. Plus it's just so damn bad for premature aging it's not funny.


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Apr-24-2007 13:07:

I was outside from 8 AM to 4 PM on Saturday for a track meet... let's just say standing up on Sunday morning was no treat. My knees are SO sunburnt.


Posted by l�cid on Apr-24-2007 14:44:

the bottom of my neck and the skin over my collarbone is really itchy today... totally awkward place to feel itchy. guh!


Posted by Orbax on Apr-24-2007 15:44:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
man, i totally read that as "itchy SIDEburns". wowo.


anyways ,i've never had problems w/ itchyness. but i'm assuming any kind of aloevera lotion would be good for it.


rofl me too


Posted by Ian on Apr-24-2007 17:28:

quote:
Originally posted by medinaM5
i burnt my ass. check it


I'd get those 'roids seen to.


Posted by stren on Apr-24-2007 21:31:

i just read it 'itchy sideburns'


Posted by kiev_42 on Apr-25-2007 01:55:

honestly, although its going to hurt like a bitch you need to brace through it and take the hottest fucking shower you can for like 10 minutes. after you get out the pain will be much less than it was before you got in.. no jokes.


Posted by mezzir on Apr-25-2007 01:58:

quote:
Originally posted by kiev_42
honestly, although its going to hurt like a bitch you need to brace through it and take the hottest fucking shower you can for like 10 minutes. after you get out the pain will be much less than it was before you got in.. no jokes.

this is blasphemy, this is madness!!!

thats just gonna dry your skin out like crazy
seriously, don't do it


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