I recently got a little sunburn on my face while at the pool. I was doing my daily skincare routine and once I moisturized my face it felt dry again. And then I moisturized again and it felt dry again. I have been repeatedly moisturizing and until last night I have been keeping a damp cloth over my face, but for some reason it just stays dry. Any suggestions on how to make it not feel like this? I start school on August 4th and I don't want to have to deal with it all day.
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I would keep applying fresh aloe gel to your face and also make sure you're drinking extra water to replenish from the inside.
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You could try vitamin E oil. Your face needs a lot of moisture at this time.
I agree that aloe (especially fresh plant or gel) is very good for any kind of dry skin and lots of water - more than you normally drink are good suggestions.
Several other suggestions - some as old as the hills but still work - Noxzema, very cool feeling and does help dry sunburned skin. - Coconut oil - either in a jar or out of the kitchen. - Shea Butter is also very good but all of these should be used on a moist skin and several times a day.
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