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  • JFD94
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    Originally posted by Primer View Post
    Well besides school going down south in a hurry, i've been fine...I have a hard time REMEMBERING sunscreen...
    I hear ya

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  • Primer
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    Well besides school going down south in a hurry, i've been fine. The itch has subsided and hasn't returned. I put some vinegar on a paper towel and dabbed it the other morning and it seemed to kill the itch. I have a hard time REMEMBERING sunscreen. This is my first blistering on my back, I believe, but i've had it to where it would itch like crazy. I've had blisters on my ears and that's what worries me. I noticed more blisters today on the less burned portions of the burn. I hope it doesn't go to itchin.

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  • Whiskey Girl
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    The best thing to put on a sun burn is aloe vera. Using it straight from the plant is even better. I buy the large container and keep it in the frig. Mix aloe vera with a lotion. This will heal the burn and also moisturize the skin. The dry skin is what is itchee. It will do wonders to keep from peeling. Apply it immediately after showering. You will see a big difference by the next day, and again the next. Do not use a perfumee lotion . . . vaseline intensive care is fine. Don't be afraid to ask your wives/gf's to use their face moisturizers, and mix the aloe with that, or get ur own. Depending on how bad the sun burn is, you shouldn't peel. If so, keep applying the aloe & lotion. There is a lot of lotions out there that already have aloe in them . . . it's not the same as mixing the two yourself. Don't forget to do the same on your face and keep a lip balm handy. You have to take care of your skin if you are going to play outdoors. Some of the best sun screen products to use are the sunscreens for children . . . Baby Bull Frog is the best! . . . wg

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  • Curmudgeon
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    Let us know what works.

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  • Robalo
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    A Long Sleeved, FWE TShirt-oh, that's the preventative measure-nevermind.



    Try some aloe vera and lidocaine. About three times blistered is all ya need to get a "worry case" of skin cancer-cover up and use sunscreen!! Skin cancer is no fun and DEADLY!!

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  • Beandaddy
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    Last time My boy got burned We used the blue sunburn gel stuff with aloe and lidocaine and he didn't even peel. I don't know if will help the itching though.
    Beandaddy

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  • Primer
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    My shoulders are blistered bad. A bunch of little small ones that looks like a few big ones and I know I've got a few quarter size.

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  • WestEndAngler
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    Originally posted by Primer View Post
    I was down at the pass, forgot my sunscreen. I got alot of comments along the lines of "DANG YOU'RE WHITE!"
    Your not allowed at the pass without a tan.

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  • Primer
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    Originally posted by coachlaw View Post
    The itching means it's healing. All I know to use is Solarcaine. It deadens the skin. Put some sunscreen on next time white boy.
    I was down at the pass, forgot my sunscreen. I got alot of comments along the lines of "DANG YOU'RE WHITE!"

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  • coachlaw
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    The itching means it's healing. All I know to use is Solarcaine. It deadens the skin. Put some sunscreen on next time white boy.

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  • Primer
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    Originally posted by JFD94 View Post
    I got burned bad this time last year and had to cope with it while I was dealing with my final exams. It must've been a sight to see me squirmin' and itchin' in my seat while trying to focus on the exam. So I feel your pain, Primer! Good Luck!
    Reviews this week and finals next week so I guess I got lucky.

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  • JFD94
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    I got burned bad this time last year and had to cope with it while I was dealing with my final exams. It must've been a sight to see me squirmin' and itchin' in my seat while trying to focus on the exam. So I feel your pain, Primer! Good Luck!

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  • ProLiar AmateurFisherman
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    Originally posted by smooth move
    jack danials on ice.
    X2

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  • kenny
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    Yep, vinegar bath is the old home remedy for sunburn.

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  • Mrschasintail
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    Get someone with sharp fingernails to scratch it!

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