voice | un: fashonti

[thaumewturge]

WHO: Rhel and the network
WHERE: The network
WHEN: Early July
WHAT: So. Someone got a sunburn.
WARNINGS: None atm

[Rhel sounds utterly miserable when she starts this recording.]

Ah--what tonics or creams are used here for sunburn? It seems the lotions available here aren't strong enough or otherwise not meant for someone quite as pale as I am.

[Ow.]

And if someone could tell me where one might purchase a decent parasol, that would be likewise appreciated.

Comments

un: BlueOrchestra | Voice

[fiddlestick]

[Elliot texts a list of heavy duty sunscreens]

Here, these are the brands I use. Hopefully they'll be enough to prevent more sunburn.

[He is a ginger he knows the threat of the sun well]

UN: ShootingStar; voice

[blurrier]

Oh no, are you already sunburned? You should try some aloe vera, it's really soothing!

I'd also heard cat licks can be helpful? I know that sounds weird, but I'd heard that!

[Read it. On the internet. He's too gullible. At least the aloe vera advice is accurate!!]

un: shadowy; text

[areyuuserious]

Since nobody's answered the parasol part yet, here!

[And there's some incoming links for a variety of parasols.]

voice; un: teasweets

[lapislamine]

Aloe vera should help soothe the burns, though it can also help to spread some yogurt over them - it creates a seal so they won't be aggravated by the air. Over the counter painkillers can relieve the pain but won't do much for the burn itself. For the future, find a sunblock - not suntan lotion or tanning oil - with the highest SPF number you can find. If you're particularly fair-skinned you'll want 60 or higher, and definitely nothing below 30, but the higher the better.

If the burns are too bad, I can come find you, too. I've healed sunburns often enough.

voice; un: imahoot

[traaaaaash]

I think I got a parasol or two here. Condition unclear, though. And some recommendations for sunscreen.

[ Eda is very pale herself, so... she needs the protection. ]