Burn relief

Did you burn yourself reaching for that glorious tray of cookies? It happens to the best of us. Here are five simple kitchen ingredients that soothe burns.

13 Remedies To Treat Burns At Home #homeremedies #remedy #remedies

Tell me I’m not the only one who has totally burnt the crap out of my fingers with a glue gun. Right? It hurts. A lot. I have two settings on my glue gun – hot and melted magma. For some stupid reason I always put it on the hottest setting to quickly warm up...Read More

Minor burns are a common occurrence for most people and can be an annoying pain. Sunburns and first-degree burns can hinder everyday activities depending on where they are. Fortunately, there are ways to sooth and heal the burns with common household and kitchen items with the following home remedies.

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.

Ouch! Did you touch something that burned and blistered your finger? Blisters and red skin indicate a second-degree burn. This can be very painful and lead to complications if not properly treated. You can treat a blistering burn on your...

Natural Effective Pain Relief for Burn Injuries: You probably won't believe this one, but trust me, you got to try it. This is helpful because it's instant and you can use it anywhere, at home or outdoors. It's something everyone should know!!

While we have burn pads on hand at all times these quick home burn remedies seem to help us just as much. We’ve all had those burns in the kitchen whether from a hot burner or dish, hot peppers, or oil. NOT FUN! A split second and you pay for it for days! Ouch, we’ve all … Quick Burn Relief Home Remedies That Work Read More »

This post will answer the much-asked question of how to heal a sunburn for all those who love playing and enjoying the summer sun!

The other day I accidentally picked up a very hot pan and burned my fingers. I immediately did what I always do when I get a minor burn: apply something cold, usually an ice cube wrapped in a towel, for several minutes. But this turned out to not be the best idea. It’s important to first acknowledge that we’re discussing minor burns here (first-degree and some second-degree) and that any severe burn should be treated by a medical professional.