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Relieve Your Sunburn: Tips and Advice

Sunburn can be uncomfortable and painful, but there are many remedies and strategies to help speed up the healing process. Chat with our AI assistant to learn about effective solutions tailored to your needs.

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For best results, remember to always protect your skin with sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher when going outside, especially during peak sun hours. It's important to take preventive measures to avoid sun damage in the future.

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Ouch, sunburns can be quite uncomfortable! Applying a soothing aloe vera gel or a cool compress can help ease the pain and reduce inflammation. Did you spend a lot of time in the sun recently? It's important to protect your skin in the future by using sunscreen. How are you feeling now, and is there anything specific you're concerned about with your sunburn?