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Old 30-11-2005, 06:54 PM   #1
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Default Sun burnt :-(

I was at the V8's on saturday and sunday down at the island, and i was sunburnt really bad on my face and neck. I put cream stuff the lady and the shop recermended but it hasent done any good. My skin is now starting to peel and is really sore.

The funny thing was down at the track it was jumper and pants weather so it wasent overally hot, the sun just must of had a huge amount of kick in it all day. This is why i didnt apply sunscreen all weekend.

Does anyone have any ways in which i can lesson the peeling or ways you can make your skin not peel after being burnt.

Thanks Paul

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