Natural Remedies for Sunburn At Home
                     
9 Remedies for Sunburn | Cure Tan
To naturally treat a simple first-degree burn, you are spoiled for choice among the ingredients that pamper 
the skin: melon, aloe Vera gel, skimmed milk, baking soda, brewer's yeast, tea ... Without forgetting plants 
such as lavender or calendula. Check out the best grandma remedies for sunburn below.
Read also: Sunscreen SPF 50: the dermatologist's advice to choose it well
Lavender
Lavender is known for its soothing properties, but true lavender is also anti-inflammatory and healing.
Instructions:
1. Place two handfuls of dried lavender flowers in a fine cloth and place this cloth at the bottom of the tub.
2. Immerse yourself in it for 10 to 15 minutes. You can replace dried lavender with true lavender essential 
oil.
3. In this case, dilute five drops of EO in half a glass of powdered milk; pour everything into the water of 
this aromatic bath, stir well before diving into it.
Calendula oil
Usually, calendula vegetable oil is used to treat weakened and irritated 
skin. In the event of sunburned skin, its healing and soothing properties 
are called upon. Its carotene and vitamin A content will help restructure 
the skin.
Instructions for use:
1. Place a small bead of oil on the tips of your fingers and very gently 
massage the area of  your sunburn.
2. If it's on the face, avoid the eye area.
3. Leave on overnight.
To make your calendula oil: sterilize a small glass jar, fill it with 
calendula flowers loosely, and cover olive oil. Leave to macerate for 45 
days, and then filter this oil. You will use it to soften the skin after each 
sun exposure. It also helps nourish dry hands.
Baking soda
Baking soda creates an alkaline environment that 
relieves the skin. In addition, it has antiseptic properties.
Instructions for use:
1. Pour a little baking soda in cool water, soak 
compresses in this mixture and apply them on the 
sunburn for ten minutes. If you have a sun allergy, 
mix four tablespoons of baking soda with a few 
drops of apple cider vinegar to make a thick paste.
2. Apply this paste as a poultice on the neckline, 
shoulders or face, privileged places of the small 
buttons of summer Lucite.
3. Leave it on for an hour or two, and then rinse it off 
with cool water.
The vinegar
White vinegar and apple cider vinegar can be used as 
desired. The vinegar has the effect of softening the skin and 
calming the irritation. It is especially perfect for quickly 
relieving the pain of sunburn. The pH of the vinegar 
rebalances that of the skin, which has just been attacked by 
the sun and brings an immediate feeling of freshness. Try to 
stay out of the sun and wear protective clothing.
Directions:
1. Fill a bowl with half cold water and half white vinegar.
2. Soak a cloth in this mixture and apply it to the sunburn 
for 5 minutes.
3. Repeat the operation two or three times. You can also 
apply apple cider vinegar compresses.
The Aloe Vera
We know the digestive virtues of aloe vera juice, but used in gel 
form, this plant has incredible healing and softening properties. 
Aloe vera works wonders for relieving sunburn because it 
contains amino acids (7 of 8 essential, 11 of 14 secondary) 
essential for regenerating skin cells and anti-inflammatory 
enzymes.
Instructions for use:
1. Apply to the burn and let the skin absorb the product 
before applying a layer.
2. Do not rinse.
3. Prefer the organic gel sold in a jar, highly concentrated in 
aloe vera juice rather than a cosmetic product that 
"contains aloe worm". The gel will keep for six months in 
the fridge after opening and treat sunburn.