As Americans prepare to celebrate July 4, the American Academy of Dermatology offers some tips for protecting your skin from the sun...
If your skin blisters, allow the blisters to heal. This is a second-degree sunburn. You should not pop the blisters, which help your skin heal and protect you from infection.
Take especially good care of sunburned skin while it heals, wearing clothing to cover it while outdoors. Tightly-woven fabrics work best. You can tell the cloth is tightly woven because you shouldn't see any light come through when holding it up to a bright light., then you should seek care from an emergency room,” Kirkorian said. “Similarly, if the blisters are very large, you'll want to seek medical care.
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