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" Finally, you got to spend time outside in the first real summer weather! Lounging on the beach, playing wiffleball with friends, sipping lemonade while enjoying your favorite novel... The sun felt so good, that you totally forgot about reapplying sunscreen, and now you&amp;#039;re sporting a completely un-cool sunburn (that totally KILLS)! Ouch. No matter how much Seventeen has taught you about sun safety, the first weekend of the summer can catch everyone off guard. Here are some tips to soothe that sunburn and prevent it from peeling so much: 1) Vinegar may be a little smelly, but it can make your crispy skin feel so much better! Fill a clean spray bottle half full with vinegar (preferably the white kind) and half with water. Shake it up until it&amp;#039;s mixed and then spray it on your sunburn! But don&amp;#039;t spray it on your face; it could get in your eyes and cause a whole different type of pain... 2) After too much fun in the sun, a hot shower can feel about as good as a million needles stabbing at your skin! Use cool or lukewarm water instead, and gently wash your body with Sebamed Cleansing Shower Oil. It contains avocado oil and a Vitamin A and E rich formula and is soap-free, so it moisturizes skin instead of causing irritation. Plus, Vitamin E is known to help decrease inflammation and help reduce redness and damage from a sunburn! 3) Most everyone knows how awesome it feels to glob on lotion if you&amp;#039;re hurting from a long day under the sun. If you have access to a real aloe vera plant, even better! Peel the skin from the plant leaf and place it directly on your sunburn. Any excess gel that might ooze out can be spread on your skin to help prevent blistering and peeling. If you don&amp;#039;t have a plant to use, make sure to purchase lotion that has close to 100% aloe vera for the best effects. Do you have any other great tricks to soothe a summer sunburn? Comment below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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