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Apr 27, 05
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Ouchie I'm burnt
32 minutes in the tanning bed is a no no ....ouchie. I am soooo red and itchy. i can't even put on clothes rite now cuz it hurts SOOOO much. stupid japanese tanning beds! the minimum time was 30 minutes so i thought maybe it was cus their beds werent as good as our back home...i was wrong
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sorry, dont have any ideas...
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^^ you better be!
What Jovi said is exactly what I was thinking :P j/k hurry up and come back Jenny.... we don't have none of those redsun japanese hi-tech radiation chambers...
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i feel sorry for people who have to tan in beds.
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how about you?
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i luv it in the summer, my whole face clears up....i love it... only then do i might. put some sun screen on....my nose.... but never on arms or legs....i never need to!!! ~dalyn
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Its like treating a burn... a cold bath and lots of alovera.
I burnt myself really bad in austraila once to the point I had a few blisters. I know what you mean you cant even wear cloths. I kept myself coverd for the next week trying not to expose any skin to the sunlight and stayed cool much as possible. I was feeling better after a few days. For the itch... try baby powder. I used this method when I had prickly heat on my arms in Thailand. Also keep the skin dry, cool, and out of sunlight. Took about a week or two till it stoped itching completly. I might be wrong, but my best guess is soaps & oils are the worst thing for your skin. Take care! Last edited by Ree Fresh; Apr 27, 05 at 04:57 PM.
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^shes got it right.
ive burned twice in my life time to a point of blistering. the first time was in mexico and i got severe heat stroke with it as well. my bikini line was blistered... fuck did that suck. i used vitamen e oil, made it feel oodles better. a couple of years ago i fell asleep at kits beach - fully clothed - but i had my arms stretched out so my back had a little tiny bit of skin exposed. hours later i was in alot of pain, and my back was blistering. (i still have the stripe scar on my back) that night i had vitamen e oil again put directly on it, and again throughout the next week as much as i could. i wouldnt use soaps or lotions - you cant always trust them. alot of aloe products have alcohol in them when hurts like hell when you put it on. grab some vitamen e gell pills at your local pharmasy, and smother that shit on. the burn on my back actually bled, so i went to my doctor and she prescirbed me vitamen e ointment - you can get it over the counter. same sort of consistancy as polysporn, only more natural and has more effectiveness for the burn then for a cut. it will protect your burn in the water when you shower and stuff if you put it on thickley as well.
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 Your going to look like this when you get older. Id wear sunscreen if I were you, youll regret it later in life if you dont! I have the same kind of skin, never gets burned, but the sun is still pretty hard on it.
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half and hour in a tanning bed! I thought 12 minutes was too long. Id say aloe vera, its always worked for me.
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