In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Home remedies can be helpful, but they're usually intended to treat mild burns. If you are experiencing blistering, dizziness, fever, or possible infection (draining pus, red streaks, increased tenderness), you should contact your doctor before treating the sunburn yourself. If you or a friend are feeling weak and unable to stand, confused, or passes out, you should call an ambulance. Skin that is waxy and white, very dark brown, or raised and leathery are signs of a third degree burn. It is very rare, but it is sometimes possible to suffer a burn this severe from the sun. Seek medical help immediately. Vinegar is a weak acid that is sometimes used as an antiseptic. It balances your skin's pH, which in turn promotes faster healing and can relieve itchiness. Vinegar does have a strong smell, but it should dissipate after a few minutes. Fill a clean spray bottle with apple cider vinegar. Test it by first spraying it on a small area of sunburned skin and wait to see if you experience pain or any kind of reaction. Spray the vinegar on the sunburned skin, allowing it to drip-dry. Do not rub it into your skin. Reapply if your skin begins to itch again. If you don't have a spray bottle, pour a few drops on a cotton ball or washcloth and dab it on the sunburn. Some claim regular white vinegar as the same effect as apple cider, so you can try using that instead of apple cider vinegar if none is available. Oatmeal moisturizes dry skin and will normalize the skin's pH, which is often at a high level when skin is dry and itchy. You can use colloidal oatmeal, which is ground and will float in the bathwater, increasing the exposure to your skin. Otherwise you can put 3/4 cup uncooked oatmeal in a clean pair of panty hose and tie or knot it. Run a lukewarm bath (hot water may dry out your skin and cause more itching). Add the colloidal oatmeal to the running water so it mixes completely. If you are using the stocking, toss it into the bath at this time. Soak for about 10 minutes. If you feel sticky afterwards, rinse with lukewarm water. You can take an oatmeal bath up to three times a day. Make sure you pat dry with a toweldo not rub. This can cause further irritation to your skin. Available in most health stores, peppermint oil has a cooling and calming effect on skin. Do not use peppermint extract--it is not the same as peppermint oil. Dilute the peppermint oil in a carrier oil (a vegetable oil like jojoba or coconut). Add 10-12 drops per ounce of oil for adults. For children, pregnant women, or those with sensitive skin, add 5-6 drops. Test the oil on a small area of your sunburn to make sure you don't have an allergic reaction. Rub the oil into the sunburn. You skin should feel a cold/hot sensation, and the itching should subside temporarily. Witch hazel contains tannis, which may reduce swelling, pain, and itching. It is a good alternative if you don't want to use hydrocortisone cream. Rub a small amount of witch hazel cream into your sunburn (after patch testing for allergic reaction). Use a cotton ball to apply witch hazel water to your skin. Use witch hazel up to six times a day to relieve pain and itching.
Summary: Seek medical advice for severe burns. Spray the sunburn with apple cider vinegar. Take a warm oatmeal bath. Treat the area with diluted peppermint oil. Apply witch hazel to the sunburn.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Instead of just awkwardly asking how it's going, try to have a more specific opening prepared to get the conversation flowing. Tell him what you're up to, ask about his plans for an upcoming event, or bring up an inside joke. Be sure to ask him open-ended questions that require more than a simple "yes" or "no." For example, you might say, "I heard you're going to the Winter Formal with a group of your friends. Fun! What are you planning to wear?" You could also say something like, "I totally spaced when the homework assignment was announced in History. Can you help me out?" Light touches can help you gain the confidence to break the touch barrier in a more romantic way. For example, when you're talking to him, gently touch him on the arm when he says something funny, or "accidentally" bump into him when you're walking together. Everyone likes to be complimented, and it will also communicate that you're thinking of him. Focus on a quality you genuinely like about himwhether it's his eyes, his sense of humor, his hair, and so onand tell him why you appreciate it. How you carry yourself can tell him a lot about how you feel! Plus, it will probably be a lot easier to move in for a kiss and, when you do, he won't be as surprised. Don't cross your arms, twiddle your thumbs, or clasp your hands together. Instead, orient your body toward him. For example, if you're standing, keep your toes pointed at him. If you're sitting, point your knees. If you can't help fidgeting, put your hands behind your back so that you look open from the front. You don't have to be totally alone, but a little privacy is ideal. For example, if you're hanging out with a group, go outside to grab some fresh air with him. If you're hanging out in public, try to find a quiet area that feels intimate. For instance, if you're at the mall, you could sit on a bench in a low-traffic area. You could also try offering to walk home with him or dropping by his house to ask if he'd like to go out for a bit. If you really want to make sure you're alone, you can always ask him out on a solo date. Kissing him will feel more natural if you gradually move a little closer to him. It will also subtly alert him that you want to be intimate, which is always better than swooping in suddenly and completely catching him off guard. If you're sitting together on a couch or in a car, move in closer than you need to. If you're standing up, inch a little closer to him or visibly shiver to see if he pulls you close. You can also try holding his hand or leaning on his shoulder. This usually works best when you're leaving or parting ways, but you can try it any time, like when you're snuggling and watching movies. Lean in close to him, put your arms around his neck or shoulders, and hold the embrace for 2-3 seconds before pulling away. You want to create an intimate moment, but don't hug him for so long that it gets awkward!
Summary:
Say "hi" when you see him and strike up a conversation. Find excuses to touch him in small, fleeting ways. Pay him a genuine compliment. Keep your body language positive and open. Find a good opportunity to be alone with him. Sit or stand a little closer to him. Go in for a hug or snuggle to initiate a romantic moment.