Sunburn peeling

Itchy, peeling skin—need I say more?

If your skin is peeling after a sunburn, learn what to do, and more important, what not to do, to speed healing.

Human skin cells are constantly shedding and being replaced. When skin is damaged by excessive sun exposure, a large groups of damaged cells all shed at once, causing visible white sections of skin to peel and slough off. This can be...

Don't pick at shedding, sunburned skin. Instead, try these moisturizing and pain-relief methods to help it heal and repair.

Let's talk about sunburns. Does peeling sunburn remove a suntan and why you should prevent your skin from getting to that peeling state?

Treating a sunburn should start by taking some of the heat out of the affected area. Still, managing inflammation and discomfort is essential when dealing with a painful sunburn. A key is to take measures sooner rather than later. If you know you have a sunburn, treat it as soon as possible to get the best results.

Stay a bit to learn how to stop sunburn peeling and how to prevent sunburn peeling. Simple treatments may boost the life of your skin!

Here's what it really means when your skin starts shedding after too much sun exposure.

Skin Tip~ <3 Habits that Haunt: Peeling Your Sunburn If you try to fast track the peeling skin from your sunburn by pulling or picking, you’ll only slow the healing process by exposing raw skin that’s not yet ready to protect you properly. Instead, slough off dead skin cells by gently buffing with a washcloth in the tub or shower; just remember to go easy and refrain from scrubbing. Keep in mind, your skin knows best. Let it take the lead and you’ll be back to looking lovely, faster. <3