5 first aid for women in case of burning face due to sunlight

Direct exposure to sunlight affects the skin and causes some injuries, especially for people with sensitive skin, and according to a report published by the medical website health line, women who go out at the peak time for sunlight and feel burning and itching in the face should avoid sunlight immediately, and go to wash the face from Any cosmetics so that the symptoms do not reach the melasma and spots.

The medical report published on the site added that the reason for the appearance of red spots and ulcers is the application of makeup tools on the face and exposure to the burning sun, which creates severe inflammation that reaches the stage of brown spots, and the ultraviolet rays are harmful in all seasons, whether summer or winter, and it must be taken into account. Beware of them.

The report indicated that there are a number of first aids that women should take in cases of burning and itching of the face after exposure to sunlight, including:

1 Wipe all cosmetics.

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2 Use cold water compresses.

3 Apply moisturizing creams to the skin.

4 Use sun protection creams and remove brown spots.

5 Avoid exposure to the sun at peak times.

The site said that sunlight always interacts with the chemicals from which cosmetics are made, leading to symptoms such as itching and burning, then to melasma and spots on the face.

The latest medical studies confirmed that the most common problems that appear in the summer for all age groups, especially for girls, are the colored tinea, which comes as a result of the high air temperature, with which the skin temperature rises and sweat increases and takes the form of white, light brown or pink spots on the skin, and is not accompanied by Any other symptoms.

And that the colored tinea appears in multiple areas of the body such as the neck, chest, shoulders, and arms, as well as on the back, and appears more among girls who wear dark-colored clothes in the scorching sun during the summer, as the high air temperature helps to heat the skin and spread the colored tinea. in different regions.