Burns

Ouch! You grabbed a hot pan - now what? If you've ever wondered what to put on a burn, here are several common ingredients that soothe and support healing.

Natural therapies can help with wound healing and decreasing pain.

These home remedies for burns turn stuff from your pantry (or even your bathroom—hello, mint toothpaste!) into treatments that can provide quick relief.

You can treat most first-degree and second-degree burns at home by running cool water over the area for 20 minutes.

Chemical burns occur when skin comes into contact with chemicals resulting in irritation, bumps or blisters.

Here are some home remedies to treat mild burns, reduce pain, prevent infections, and heal the skin faster.

Naturally treat your burns with things that are just as easy to make sure you have on hand.

When your skin gets hit with something hot, your first thought might be what to put on the burn to soothe the pain and help prevent damage. These remedies for burns turn stuff from your pantry (or even your bathroom—hello, mint toothpaste!) into treatments that can provide quick

There are a number of herbs and herbal treatments that can help reduce the discomfort and aid skin repair for first degree burns as well as some second-degree burns.

Whether first, second, or third degree, burns can be quite painful. But did you know that there are numerous home remedies for burns you can utilize without taking a trip to the pharmacy?

Heal a burn naturally.

Minor burns are those that damage only the top layers of the skin, making the area red and painful. They are often referred to as first-degree burns or superficial burns.

Many home remedies are suggested for treating burns, but which ones work? We look at which home remedies can help and which ones should be avoided.