Rejuveplex and sunburn

Just wondering if it is ok to use Rejuveplex after a sunburn... Any thoughts Nid?

i've used it on my sunburn last week. I feel it regenerates skin well in general and in this case wasn't exeptional. But's to expensive to put it on larger areas of skin, imo. I'd try to put some oil - olive, coconut, emu on burned skin instead, eat a lot vitamin - C, and take more supp ecklonia cava...

unfortunate--

I think it can help to an extent, but as BeeBrox mentioned, it's too expensive to use on a large area. My girlfriend has a light skin tone, and was burned pretty bad after tanning under the sun too long. She actually got nauseous and very fatigued, so it wasn't just a typical burn.

In response, I applied AquaGel (google around for a good price--this is something I keep in the kitchen for emergency reasons) first, massaged that in well, and follow up with Emu Oil from 4-star emu ranch (http://www.4staremuranch.com/). The next day I was amazed...she was VERY red the night before, and just had a slight tan the day after. A little redness around the neck area since we all have thin skin around there, but overall, she had absolutely no burning. The inflammation that occurred was completely mitigated! No peeling to this day and it's been about a week or so.

For RejuvePlex, it can help with the scalp to a degree if you apply enough, but better to stick with effective oils, imo.

Dan

Nid,

I see aquagel listed as an exfoliator on amazon. Is that what I'm looking for? (prodcut from japan?)

nidhogge wrote:unfortunate--

I think it can help to an extent, but as BeeBrox mentioned, it's too expensive to use on a large area. My girlfriend has a light skin tone, and was burned pretty bad after tanning under the sun too long. She actually got nauseous and very fatigued, so it wasn't just a typical burn.

In response, I applied AquaGel (google around for a good price--this is something I keep in the kitchen for emergency reasons) first, massaged that in well, and follow up with Emu Oil from 4-star emu ranch (http://www.4staremuranch.com/). The next day I was amazed...she was VERY red the night before, and just had a slight tan the day after. A little redness around the neck area since we all have thin skin around there, but overall, she had absolutely no burning. The inflammation that occurred was completely mitigated! No peeling to this day and it's been about a week or so.

For RejuvePlex, it can help with the scalp to a degree if you apply enough, but better to stick with effective oils, imo.

Dan

unfortunate--

Here is a link to what you're looking for: https://www.willardswater.com/store/index.php?ccat=22

unfortunate--

For some reason, I edited my reply into your last reply, but here it is again

Here is a link to what you're looking for: https://www.willardswater.com/store/index.php?ccat=22