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Skin is Peeling After Sun Tanning

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Date: 02/27/2009 Topics: Beauty > Skin Care > Tanning | Readers Request > Beauty  
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How can I keep from peeling after sun tanning? What can you do if you've already started to peel? Is there anything I can use to minimize the peeling?

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By mistysmom (6) Profile Contact
I suggest using aloe. Get the plant itself and use the aloe in the leaves and rub it on. Works on burns and cuts great too!

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By Tanja C. (Guest Post)
Mix equal amounts by volume of honey and plain yogurt, and smooth on skin. Leave to dry and then remove residue with warm water.

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By livingsky (5) Contact
After 50 years of dedicated tanning, I haven't learned to keep the first sessions short. Having said this, I use an aloe or vitamin E oil based lotion as soon as coming in from tanning, (or should I say burning). It lessens the severity of peeling.

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By WildIrish (138) Profile Contact
Whenever I got a sunburn, I used to put Noxema on it, which helps it heal faster. It's also rather soothing, taking some of the edge off the burn.

Some people recommend oatmeal, but I've never tried it. Sounds a bit drying to me...?

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By k w (Guest Post)
I suggest to use vaseline. I use it all the time,it helps dry skin, good luck.

Posted on 02/28/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

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