Recommendations for a sunburn?

[TurnOneRacing]

ERB68;182702 wrote: He does have a couple spots on his person NOT covered with hair. :haha:

Oh how I miss seeing the ole silverback coming out of hibernation

 

[greeny]

j_fuggin_t;182708 wrote: :haha: i'm not sure jordan wants aloe on his neck but maybe Vitamin E?? Are you looking for some nice kind soul to give you a pearl necklace??

that's just gross

 

[lplonske]

j_fuggin_t;182708 wrote: :haha: I'm not sure jordan wants aloe on his neck but maybe vitamin e?? Are you looking for some nice kind soul to give you a pearl necklace?? :d

ftmfw!!!!!

 

[steve p]

PJZOCC624;182693 wrote: OUCH! You HAD to bring that up..

Andrei;182670 wrote: wow ... would have never thought Pelella used this stuff :haha:Never use it, just keep it around for others and when I used to have the granddaughter with.

TurnOneRacing;182754 wrote: Oh how I miss seeing the ole silverback coming out of hibernation

Miss ya Tom, hope you can make it out to the track this year.

ERB68;182702 wrote: He does have a couple spots on his person NOT covered with hair. :haha:

Wow, and I get quoted as making dickish comments.

 

[j_fuggin_t]

greeny;182755 wrote: that's just gross

:agree:

 

[scrub]

j_fuggin_t;182708 wrote: :haha: i'm not sure jordan wants aloe on his neck but maybe Vitamin E?? Are you looking for some nice kind soul to give you a pearl necklace??

hahahahahaha............... you beat me to it. Nice.

 

[TurnOneRacing]

Miss ya Tom, hope you can make it out to the track this year.


Miss you too man and I plan on showing my face at least once this year even if I'm not riding.

 

[dbakerpa]

PJZOCC624;182689 wrote: Definitely use the aloe vera gel products. (Don't use an ointment on a burn, BTW) Solarcaine has an anesthetic to help relieve the pain. The gels are water based and help to rehydrate your skin (I keep mine in the fridge... feels GOOOOOD on a sunburn!!!) After a couple days, start using a moisturizing lotion (Lubriderm, Eucerin) because your skin WILL peel due to the burn and lack of moisture. Lubriderm will help to minimize the peeling - and in turn the itching. Drink lots of water. Motrin/Advil/Tylenol are all fine for the pain.

:agree:All that and benadryl or Zyrtec to help with the histamine response that causes the skin to slough.

 

[Spitz]

steve p;182800 wrote:
Wow, and I get quoted as making dickish comments.

:agree:

 

[greeny]

scrub;182890 wrote: hahahahahaha............... you beat me to it. Nice.

speaking of the weather at blackhawk... Is it still nice out there?

 

[stkr]

Yep! I actually did get sunburned today. LOL

 

[Morrand]

And now, the response, delivered by the Chicago Office of the National Weather Service:

http://www.crh.noaa.gov/lot/?n=anybriefing

See? Even the weathermen owe an explanation sometimes.