As others have said, need to keep the skin wet. I had pretty bad (and I never burn) on holiday in the summer and I just kept covering myself with moisturiser and having a cool bath to soak in. Oh and keeping out of the sun, naturally.
I'd keep shirt off too as that's dry and will irritate your skin.
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I had a similar thing happen to me when I was in Florida back in 2012. My advise would be to put aftersun on every day, maybe twicea day
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Originally Posted by Liva
Put the aloe vera stuff in the fridge. It's nice.
Talking about sunburn, only one of my boobs got sunburnt and it's so irritating how it's uneven.
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