How do sunburn get on you? how do u get it off?

Question

How do sunburn get on you? how do u get it off?

Answer 1

da sun come down and hit you in da skin. use aloe to get it off.

Answer 2

Sunburn happens when the sun ray burn your skin so much that it goes red. if take time for your skin to recover but there are many after sun lotions you can use to sooth pain and irritation , help repairer skin faster and help the harsh red apperance to fade.

Answer 3

Solar radiation hits the skin, causing a radiation burn. Use aloe vera gel, or sunscreen and skin lotion as an immediate skin soother.

Answer 4

After being in the sun for a long period of time, the sun "bakes" your skin. If you get a little sun then it'll turn into a tan (without using special products) If you get a lot of sun  then it'll burn the top layer of skin. Aloe Vera is the best solution for sunburn relief.

Answer 5

Either you're a little kid, and you shouldn't be using the computer to post stuff unsupervised like this, or you're completely retarded.

Answer 6

Sunburn happens when solar radiation (UVA & UVB rays) burn your your skin!. It is usually (if you are lucky) only a firs degree burn, although some second degree (w/blistering) burns do happen.

It goes away when your skin heals.

Ultimately, it damages the cellular genetic programming, and often results (years later) in SKIN CANCER!

If you mean sun tan, it is the effect of solar radiation on melanin in the skin. In humans, melanin is the primary determinant of human skin color and also found in hair.

Understand?

Answer 7

ok first off its called staying in the sun. next time try using sunblock if you didnt this time. you do have to reaplly it. you dont get it off. it either tans or you peel try keeping your skinned moisturized and if it hurts use aloe vera. it will take a few days for it to go away. either way you cant get it off and the sun comes down and the rays from the sun damage your skin. also tanning is a form of sunburn just not as bad as it is when your skin turns red oris more sensitive.