Skin burns

Here's what it really means when your skin starts shedding after too much sun exposure.

A curling iron is a great tool for making your hair look good. But, because it is so close to your face, it can burn you on this very sensitive and exposed part of your body. If you react quickly, and treat the burn properly, you'll reduce...

Prev post1 of 3Next Minor burns are those that damage only the top layers of the skin, making the area red and painful. Minor burns are often referred to as first-degree burns. They can be caused by fire, steam, electricity or any other kind of heat. Minor burns can develop painful blisters if not treated

You can prevent burns by being careful, but it's good to know how to treat burns at home in case of accidents. Here are 13 natural remedies that you can use.

Phytophotodermatitis—aka margarita burn–is often mistaken for severe sunburn.

I discovered another use for coconut oil last week. Burns! I was not smart and using common kitchen safety practices and burned my hand on the stove while cooking dinner. It hurt bad. I spent a good hour with … Continue reading →

Skin conditions like ringworm, rosacea, eczema, contact dermatitis, and seborrhea can look red, itch, and even cause pain. Here is a photo of each skin condition and how it is treated.

Burns are a common but extremely painful injury. While minor burns will heal without much medical attention, severe burns require special care to prevent infection and reduce the severity of scarring. Before you treat a burn, it is...

Coconut oil contains many beneficial properties that make it valuable when it comes to fighting burns. Here are 3 best ways to use coconut oil for burns.