How to whiten skin after UV tanning

In modern society, many people are worried about their skin. They feel that their skin is not white enough and does not look beautiful. However, most dark skin is tanned by ultraviolet rays. Generally speaking, tanned skin can be maintained back. Most people use skin care products such as facial masks or facial cleansers, but sometimes they are ineffective. So how to whiten skin tanned by ultraviolet rays?

There are different methods for different degrees of sunburn. Usually the skin erythema reaction reaches its peak on the second day after sun exposure and fades after about a week.

1. For minor sunburn:

After sun exposure, the skin will be at a higher temperature. At this time, you might as well try applying cold compresses to the skin, using a wet cold towel about once every half an hour for four to five hours. Or take a cold shower, and then apply the nourishing, hydrating and soothing Yunzi After-Sun Soothing Cream, which can immediately replenish skin moisture, reduce redness and allergies, and calm and soothe hot and red skin. In addition, sun exposure will absorb a large amount of water in the human body, making the body prone to dehydration. Therefore, you should drink plenty of water to replenish the lost water. It can also alleviate the pain after sun exposure and prevent the skin from becoming too dehydrated. Do not wear makeup during this time.

2. For moderate sunburn:

In addition to the above treatment methods, you can also apply aloe vera juice to the sunburned area. Aloe vera has the effect of immediately reducing fever and cooling. You can also take aspirin as soon as possible; this anti-inflammatory medicine can reduce swelling of the skin and help relieve pain.

3. For severe sunburn : If the sunburn causes pain, swelling, blisters, or even fever, chills, dizziness, nausea, etc. within twelve hours of exposure, you should see a doctor as soon as possible.

Emergency care for sunburned skin

Skin sunburn and tanning depend on two factors: one is the wavelength of ultraviolet rays. Medium-wave ultraviolet rays cause sunburn, while long-wave ultraviolet rays cause skin tanning. The second is related to skin type. Some people divide the degree of erythema reaction and pigmentation of the skin after sun exposure into Type IV: The characteristics of Type IV skin are: Type I skin is easily sunburned and never tans; Type II skin is often sunburned and less likely to tan than the average person; Type III skin is sometimes sunburned and more likely to tan than the average person; Type IV skin is rarely sunburned but easily tans.

Sunburn often occurs in people with skin types I and II.