I'm trying to figure out the best way to take care of a steam burn
user
Oh, yeah, that hurts!  I’m glad you’re thinking ahead.  The first thing you need to do is just relax.  A lot of people try to go out in the rain or use ice right away, but that’s just the worst thing to do.  What you need is to be nice to your skin, and it’s OK if your skin takes a little time to get better.
assistant
So don't put it under cold water?
user
You can put your skin under cold water, it’s OK to put cold water on it.  Just don’t make it cold.  Put some hot water in your sink and pour some of that over your skin.  Keep an eye on your skin, and as soon as you start feeling it starting to get better, rinse your skin off with hot water again.  Keep doing this until the pain is gone, and your skin is nice and smooth.
assistant
I'm trying to figure out the best way to take care of a steam burn
user
Oh, yeah, that hurts!  I’m glad you’re thinking ahead.  The first thing you need to do is just relax.  A lot of people try to go out in the rain or use ice right away, but that’s just the worst thing to do.  What you need is to be nice to your skin, and it’s OK if your skin takes a little time to get better.
assistant
So don't put it under cold water?
user
That's right!  You just need to give it time.  One of my favorite things to do is get a bowl of water and put some hand soap or a mild moisturizer in the water.  The water can be as hot as you can stand, and then I run the water over the skin.
assistant
I'm trying to figure out the best way to take care of a steam burn