Summertime and the living is easy, fish are jumping – and the UK’s appetite for barbecues has left supermarket shelves ...

JESSICA McGirr’s nose has been left permanently red after getting sunburnt while on holiday in Tenerife over five years ago. ...

It's normal for your skin to appear very red if you've gotten a sunburn, and it'll likely get worse before it gets better. To help soothe redness and the accompanying burning sensation, opt for a sun ...

After a sunburn, your skin begins to heal by peeling — this is your body getting rid of damaged and dead skin cells. While it is tempting to peel this dead skin, it is best to let it come off ...

While there is no specific data on turning to ibuprofen to treat a sunburn, your gut health suffers when you take ibuprofen every day.Ibuprofen has been associated with gas, bloating, stomach pain ...

A sunburn is skin damage caused by ultraviolet (UV) light from the sun. Although sunburns only last a few days in most cases, long-term damage, such as the increased risk of skin cancers, may take ...

We've spent the majority of the weekend soaking up so well deserved rays in our back gardens. But how do we heal sunburn?

How long your sunburn lasts and when the redness, pain, blistering, and peeling will subside depends on how bad the burn is. If your sunburn is mild, it may get better in several days.