Sunburn is the worst thing about summers, thwarting tans and forcing people to cover up. Sunburns can occur anytime of the year, however, because it is the exposure to the UV rays of the sun that cause it. When you're getting shelled with UV rays, your uncovered skin ups its production of melanin.

Though, the amount of melanin produced to protect you is determined by hereditary qualities and all things considered you end up with a natural guard equal to around SPF 4. The best thing to do is prevent sunburn, however, even when you do try to secure yourself, you may end up burned anyways.

To abstain from peeling and dispose of the redness and stinging, here are natural cures for sunburn that are quick, viable, and simple.

#1 Potato paste

Wash and scrub your potatoes altogether, and then, either grind them over a bowl or cut them up and place them in a blender. There is no need to remove the peels. In case you're using a blender, give them a spin until they've turned out to be very liquid. If they appear to be excessively dry, you can include a little amount of water. Spill out the blend, soak cotton balls completely in it, and apply to sunburn.

#2 Moisturize While Skin Is wet

The moment you took a bath, apply moisturizer to the skin. It is good to apply creams or lotions on the little wet skin to lock the moisturizer. Repeat it regularly to keep consumed or peeling skin moist throughout the following couple of days.

#3 Eat and drink!

Put the correct stuff in your body to help your skin- saving efforts. It's a smart thought to drink loads of water to help neutralize the drying impacts of a sunburn. The water in fruit counts, as well. Eat lightly, but wisely. A balanced diet gives the supplements your skin needs to recover.

#4 Shop for the right skin care

• Soothe skin inflammation and irritation with a topical cream, shower, or balm containing 1% hydrocortisone, for example, Cortaid or Cortizone-10.
• Soothe with Aloe Vera by simply breaking off a leaf and applying the juice
• Numb with an anesthetic cream containing Lidocaine, like Dr.Numb^®, to get relief from pain and itching

#5 Take it easy

Sleeping with a sunburn can be a challenge, but you need a proper rest for your body to recover. Have a go at sprinkling baby powder on your sheets to limit scraping and grinding. An air mattress might also help you rest all the more effectively.

Although there are many home cures that can lessen and ease the sunburn, but above mentioned are the most common and effective that can be used by anyone.