If a sunburn — yours or your child’s — isn’t improving with treatment or is showing symptoms such as blistering or signs of infection (pus, red streaks, swelling) you should head to the ...

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. More severe ...

Sunburn blisters can be painful and take a few days to a week to heal. After they fade, you may be left with discolored spots on the skin that can last up to a year. Learn how to help prevent this ...

Sunburn might seem like a minor inconvenience – I mean, no one wants to look like a human Squashie – but it's also incredibly dangerous. Sun damage is the number one cause of skin ageing ...

Whilst, many of us are enjoying the sunshine it’s important to remember to protect our skin from sunburn. The Met Office have warned of the risk of sunburn as temperatures continue to soar.