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Best treatments to ease the agony of sunburn - and what you should avoid doing
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With scorching temperatures hitting many areas of the UK, Brits have jumped at the chance to bask in the sunshine. People headed out to their gardens, as well as beaches and parks, after weeks of being cooped up indoors due to the coronavirus crisis.
But in the excitement, many went outdoors without applying sun cream first - leading to some very painful results. It's easy to forget the sun can be just as damaging at home as it is when we go on holiday, and Brits often shrug of the need to take the same precautions.
If you've made that mistake, you'll know the agony that comes with it. There's a few methods tha can help to ease the agony - and a few things you should definitely avoid doing, too.
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