If you said headache. You're wrong. The correct answer is, sunburn. Minimize sunburn inflammation by taking two aspirin three to four times daily as soon as you notice you're turning red. Aspirin's main component, acetylsalicylic acid, cuts down on the inflammation caused by dilation of surface blood vessels. Plus aspirin relieves sunburn pain. CAUTION: Aspirin in these dosages can cause stomach upset.
A sun rash or a quick burn can result when people put cologne or perfume on areas of the body exposed to the sun. Some soaps and deodorants can also produce this effect. Apply colognes and perfume to clothing, not the skin.
If you said headache. You're wrong. The correct answer is, sunburn. Minimize sunburn inflammation by taking two aspirin three to four times daily as soon as you notice you're turning red. Aspirin's main component, acetylsalicylic acid, cuts down on the inflammation caused by dilation of surface blood vessels. Plus aspirin relieves sunburn pain. CAUTION: Aspirin in these dosages can cause stomach upset.
A sun rash or a quick burn can result when people put cologne or perfume on areas of the body exposed to the sun. Some soaps and deodorants can also produce this effect. Apply colognes and perfume to clothing, not the skin.
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