Sunburn Relief

Apply a cool compress to the skin, followed by a soothing product that contains aloe vera, colloidal oatmeal or cucumber extract. Hydration, gentle care and avoiding further sun exposure are key.

Look for calming ingredients like aloe vera, panthenol, glycerin, shea butter and oat extract. These support hydration and help reduce inflammation while the skin heals.

No, avoid exfoliation until your skin has fully healed. Let it peel naturally and focus on keeping the area moisturised and protected to avoid further irritation.

You can, but it’s best to choose fragrance-free, alcohol-free formulas designed to be gentle on inflamed skin. Dedicated after-sun creams are often formulated to be more soothing.

If you experience blisters, intense pain, fever, chills or nausea, or if a large area of your body is affected, seek medical attention. Severe sunburn may require prescription care.

Yes. Aloe vera is a well-known ingredient for soothing sunburn. It helps cool the skin, reduce inflammation and speed up the healing process when applied regularly.

It’s best to avoid makeup while your skin is healing. Let your skin breathe and focus on hydration and recovery before applying any cosmetics.

Absolutely. Protecting sunburned skin with a mineral sunscreen helps prevent further damage and supports healing. Look for gentle, broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher.

Yes. Even one severe sunburn can increase your risk of premature ageing and skin cancer. That’s why sun protection and aftercare are so important.

Avoid harsh cleansers, retinol, exfoliating acids, and anything with alcohol or synthetic fragrance. Stick to gentle, barrier-supporting products until skin recovers.