It's understandable : Everyone can be a little careless with sun protection from time to time, yet no one wants to walk around with a bright-red or dark sunburn, peeling skin, or dark -red looking blisters.
The bad news: While the color may eventually fade, a sunburn causes lasting damage that's impossible to "get rid" of. Repeated exposure to sunlight radiation increases your risk of skin cancer, not to mention premature aging, even one blistering sunburn during childhood or adolescence can nearly double a person's chance of developing melanoma, according to the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD).
The good news: Plenty of home remedies can help promote healing and reduce discomfort in the short term. Here's how you can make that redness go away faster.
First make sure to have a cool bath immediately you get back from the sun,do not allow the heat of the sun to settle on your skin before washing or bathing . If you are in a public place ,get cold water or pure cold water to wash your face.
2. Apply aloe Vera Juice
3. Drink lots of water
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