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Scabby carpet burn on face, what should i put on it?

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BeyondTheLimits · 11/11/2014 21:40

As you can see from the first pic, it has scabbed nicely since yesterday. What (that im likely to already have) shall i put on it? I tried aftersun earlier, but didnt seem to moisturise it as much as i had hoped...

Scabby carpet burn on face, what should i put on it?
Scabby carpet burn on face, what should i put on it?
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Vitalstatistix · 11/11/2014 21:54

ouch. How the devil did you manage that?

savlon or something?

BeyondTheLimits · 11/11/2014 21:57

I think i have savlon, will have a look now

Nothing fun (which has been everyones first guess!) i was ill sunday night in bed, sat up and fainted from sitting. Face hit the floor first and then must have slid along it i guess. It is rather sore, though i'm looking forward to it peeling off Grin

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mineofuselessinformation · 11/11/2014 21:58

Can't see the pic (on app), but vaseline all the way. Keep it moist, it will minimise any scarring.

HowsTheSerenity · 11/11/2014 22:00

Well the first thing that came to mind about you having carpet burn on your face was rude Grin

It looks like it's healing well. It has a scab. Doesn't appear infected (does it?).
I'd just leave it.
I guess you could put some sudocream on it if you really wanted to but it won't do much.

IDismyname · 11/11/2014 22:01

Sudocrem might work. It's known as 'Magic Cream' in this house.

Sparklingbrook · 11/11/2014 22:02

Ooh ouch Beyond. I wondered if Sudocrem may help.

DS1 had one on his forehead (he was about 5) from crawling round the living room with his head on the floor. The day before the school photos. Looked great as you can imagine.

BeyondTheLimits · 11/11/2014 22:04

Ow savlon is stinging. Thats a good sign, yes?

I have vaseline in the car, would have to go and get it. No sudocrem (i dont think?) but have bepanthan around somewhere.

:)

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mawinter · 11/11/2014 22:09

Burn Cream or Medihoney Derma Cream or Gel.

Vaseline with wounds, esp burns is not good. It only smothers the skin leaving it open to infection.

Vitalstatistix · 11/11/2014 22:10

don't put too much on it though. The best thing for that is that the air gets to it and it heals.

And yes. My first thought was not that you fainted. Grin

sorry to hear that, though. You're feeling better now I hope?

BeyondTheLimits · 11/11/2014 22:12

Yeah im okay, i just have a dopey body sometimes, it likes to randomly lose consciousness :)

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May09Bump · 11/11/2014 22:14

Aquaphor from boots - fantastic stuff, heals and prevents scarring.

iwantgin · 12/11/2014 13:22

Yikes. I'd be inclined to just leave it alone actually. Keep it clean and don't pick the scab.

I did a good one recently- hit myself on the chin in my sleep - with a very sharp thumbnail. Took a big chunk out - looked lovely that did for a couple of weeks.

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