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Keeping your skin dry, wearing the right clothes and investing in anti-chafe products can help minimize skin irritation
At-home options aren’t your best bet — instead, consider noninvasive laser treatments with a dermatologist
Be patient and try at-home remedies like applying a cold compress and elevating your head while sleeping
Some treatments may temporarily reduce the appearance of puckered and dimpled skin
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A cool shower, aloe vera gel, anti-itch treatments and cool compresses can provide fast sunburn relief
SPF stands for ‘sun protection factor’ — it’s a measure of how much protection you’re getting before a sunburn is possible
Injury, itching, inflammation and irritants can all lead to scabs on your scalp
This important skin care ingredient helps protect your skin and keep it moisturized
Both can protect you from the sun’s rays, but they do it in different ways
Your skin tone determines if a sunburn becomes a suntan
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