You don't want to damage your already tender skin any further. If you must expose yourself to the sun, wear sunscreen with a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of 30 or more and cover your skin. UV rays can still pass through clothes to a certain degree. Continue to wear sunscreen after the blisters have healed. Don't be fooled by cloudy or cold weather. UV rays are still strong during cloudy weather, and snow can reflect 80% of the sun's rays. If the sun is up, the UV is there. Do not pop your blisters. They may pop on their own, but you want to protect your blisters as much as possible in order to prevent infection and damage to the lower, more delicate layers of skin. If the blister pops on its own, cover it in gauze to prevent infection. If you think your skin may already be infected, go to a dermatologist immediately. Some signs that your skin may be infected include redness, swelling, pain, and heat. Similarly, do not peel the skin. Scaling may occur on the sunburned area, but do not peel it. Remember, this area is very sensitive and susceptible to infection and further damage. Leave it alone. Aloe vera can be an effective natural cure for minor burns such as the blistered sunburn. Aloe vera gel are the best choice since they will cool the burn. Aloe is believed to decrease pain, rehydrate the affected skin, and aid in the healing process. Indeed, research has shown that aloe vera helps to heal burns faster (9 days faster) than without any use of aloe vera. The best products are the most natural products without any additional additives. Aloe vera gel with no preservatives can be purchased at most drugstores. If you have aloe vera plant on hand, you can apply the aloe vera inside the plant directly by breaking a leaf in half. Allow the gel to be absorbed by the skin. Repeat the process as often as possible. Try using aloe ice cubes. They can help soothe the pain as well as treat the skin. Aloe vera should never be applied to an open wound. Emollients like moisturizers are safe to apply on your blisters. They can make peeling and flaking less noticeable and help sooth the skin. Avoid using thicker moisturizers or petroleum jelly, as they will not let your skin "breathe" or release heat. Good options include soy-based moisturizers. Look for organic and natural ingredients on the label. Soy is a plant that has natural moisturizing capabilities, which helps your damaged skin maintain moisture and heal. Again, do not apply anything to open wounds or blistered that have popped. You can place a gauze bandage over the blisters until they heal if you wish. Ask your doctor if he will prescribe you a 1% silver sulfadiazine, which is a strong bacteria-killing chemical that is used to treat second- and third-degree burns. Generally, this cream is applied topically twice a day. Do not stop using it until your doctor tells you to stop. This cream can have severe side effects, though they are rare. Side effects can include pain, itching, or burning of the treated skin. The skin and mucous membranes (like the gums) can also become blur or gray in color. Ask your doctor about potential side effects, and stop use immediately and call your doctor if they arise. This is because anesthetic products applied to the skin can cause infection. In particular, avoid lotions or creams that contain benzocaine or lidocaine. While once commonly used in the past, these products can cause irritation and allergic reactions. Avoid using petroleum jelly (also known by the brand Vaseline). Petroleum can clog pores and trap heat within the skin, preventing proper healing of your skin. Sunburns draw fluid to the surface of the skin and away from other parts of the body. Make an effort to drink plenty of water (at least eight glasses (8 oz each) a day). You could also drink fruit juices or sports drinks. Be sure to watch for signs of dehydration, including dry mouth, thirst, decreased urination, headache, and lightheadedness. Burns such as a blistered sunburn can be treated and healed faster with the help of good nutrition, especially with an increased intake of protein-rich foods. The additional protein serves as building blocks for healing tissue, and are needed to heal the skin and inflammation and minimize the scarring. Protein rich foods such as chicken, turkey, fish, dairy products, and eggs are excellent sources of protein. The ideal daily protein intake is 0.8-1.5 grams of protein per pound of body weight.

Summary: Stay out of the sun. Leave the affected area alone. Use aloe vera. Try other emollients. Request a prescription for 1% silver sulfadiazine cream. Avoid topical anesthetic creams and sprays. Drink water. Maintain good nutrition to promote healing.

Before pursuing from-home employment, evaluate your expertise, work experience, and goals. Ask yourself, "What skills do I have? What kind of work am I willing to do? How much money do I want to make? How much time am I willing to commit?" Be honest with yourself this information will help you narrow down your options. Start thinking about your transferable skills. Then update your resume. If you have a family, make sure that your work-from-home goals align with the family's priorities. If you have no experience or are looking to start a new career from home, some of the best fields to consider are IT, accounting, and marketing. These are somewhat technical fields, so you'll need formal training. The good news is that you can earn an affordable associate's degree in each field at your local community college or through online programs. If you don't have the time, money, or motivation to pursue a degree, don't worry. There are plenty of ways to make money from home. Work-from-home scams were the top Internet crime in 2011, and very little has changed since then. If an employment opportunity sounds too good to be true, well, you know the rest. Legitimate online work opportunities require no initial "investments," and they certainly do not come in bulk emails. To maximize your efficiency, update your computer's operating system and acquire a high-speed internet service. Find a suitable work space in your home and demand that others treat it with respect this is your new office!

Summary: Take stock. Acquire skills. Avoid scams. Get set up.

Most local pharmacies sell this vomit inducing agent over the counter as a syrup. Ipecac syrup is made from a plant that contains chemicals that irritate your digestive tract and cause your brain to believe that you need to throw up. This is a convincing way to get your teacher to send you home from school. The teacher will likely think you are sick and send you home right away. Depending on the brand of ipecac syrup you buy and the way in which it is administered, there may be special instructions that you need to keep in mind. Taking too much ipecac syrup may have serious health effects, including possible damage to your heart and muscles. Generally, you should take one to two full glasses of water (8 to 16 ounces) to help the ipecac syrup induce vomiting. It may be an effective strategy for you to keep some ipecac syrup in your locker. This way you can excuse yourself from class for a drink of water or to retrieve a notebook and take your ipecac then. Milk and even milk based products may reduce the effects of ipecac syrup, so you should avoid these before taking it. Carbonated beverages, on the other hand, can cause your stomach to swell, which may cause discomfort. Generally, ipecac syrup should take effect and cause you to vomit in less than a half hour. If it does not, you can take a second dose with another one to two glasses of water. Do not exceed the label recommendations for how much ipecac syrup you take. While you might be able to get sent home simply by vomiting in the bathroom, if you want to guarantee being sent home, you should vomit in class and in sight of your teacher. Since ipecac syrup can take effect quickly, be sure you have quick and easy access to a garbage can.
Summary: Buy some ipecac syrup at your local pharmacy. Observe label directions. Take with a full glass of water. Avoid milk and carbonated beverages. Take a second dose if vomiting does not occur in 20 to 30 minutes. Plan your spew location for greatest effect.