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Thread ID: 86789	2008-01-28 23:52:00	sunburn	globe (11482)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
634904	2008-01-28 23:52:00	okay the real answer is don't go out or remain covered p but every once in a while you get burnt - we all do. what have you found the best solution or product to reduce the discomfort and make those cold showers warmer again ?	globe (11482)
634905	2008-01-28 23:55:00	Tigerbalm :2cents:	Enigmur (10547)
634906	2008-01-29 00:04:00	Vitamin E cream Check out here www.health911.com	radium (8645)
634907	2008-01-29 00:40:00	Can't beat Aloe Vera. Bit sticky, but hey.	wratterus (105)
634908	2008-01-29 00:51:00	Can't beat Aloe Vera. Bit sticky, but hey. Yes I can confirm Aloe Vera really works. Spilt a cup of hot tea over wifey's chest many years ago, we had a large Aloe Vera plant in the garden, so I grabbed 3 or 4 large leaves and spread the gel over the scald, except for a small part, the reason was that we had heard there would be no scarring and sure enough, the part that wasn't covered, is still showing today. Lurking. ps. sorry about the longwinded statement. pps. she has since chopped the plant down and put down a scree garden. lurks.	Lurking (218)
634909	2008-01-29 01:02:00	pps. she has since chopped the plant down and put down a scree garden. :lol: :lol: :lol:	wratterus (105)
634910	2008-01-29 07:45:00	okay the real answer is don't go out or remain covered p but every once in a while you get burnt - we all do. what have you found the best solution or product to reduce the discomfort and make those cold showers warmer again ? Time............ about 2 days!	tutaenui (1724)
634911	2008-01-29 09:30:00	Take a massively hot shower, as hot as you can handle. Then rub AV in.	rob_on_guitar (4196)
634912	2008-01-29 09:37:00	Drink a lot of fermented or spirituous liquids. Very effective.	R2x1 (4628)
634913	2008-01-29 10:05:00	Just ignore it.	Metla (12)
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