If you've ever had a bad sunburn, you know how painful the experience is. You probably swore to yourself it would never happen again, but sometimes even if you do lather of your highest SPF before a day in the sun, you might miss a spot. Or when you forget to reapply throughout the day, the product wears off and stops doing its job. So if you're in this predicament, don't panic, read on to learn how to treat sunburns to reduce the pain.

Dr. Kagha, a Board Certified Dermatologist who provides us with some fundamentals of skin & self care.

Dermatologists are a wealth of knowledge. From unique skin conditions to acne, hair loss, skin cancer prevention, cosmetic procedures, and so much more — dermatologists should be your go-to for any and all skin-care related questions. ever had a bad sunburn, you know how painful the experience is. You probably swore to yourself it would never happen again, but sometimes even if you do lather of your highest SPF before a day in the sun, you might miss a spot. Or when you forget to reapply throughout the day, the product wears off and stops doing its job. So if you're in this predicament, don't panic, read on to learn how to treat sunburns to reduce the pain.

There's been a longstanding misconception that Black people don't need to wear SPF. Yes, the risks of melanoma and burning are a lot higher in those with fairer skin, but this notion that those with more melanin don't have to wear it at all just isn't true.

There's no denying that night creams are one of the more expensive skincare products out there. Some can even set you back over $100, which some people might deem a worthy investment, and others might freak out at the number. One thing's for certain, though: A night cream is an important beauty product.