TermaBurn Wearable Aloe Wrap for Sunburn Relief: Hospital-Inspired Hydrogel After-Sun Treatment | Second-Skin Care that Cools, Soothes & Hydrates Dry, Peeling, Irritated Skin

This wrap has a very comforting cooling effect for the near 2nd degree sunburn I got on my entire back from a vitamin d machine.The strips were easy to peel from the backing, but be aware, very slippery when handling.If you're putting it on your back like I was, I'd advise getting someone else's help, and lying still, like in a bed, with them on for as long as you need, to feel relief (neither of which I did), as they don't really stick to you and are pretty drippy. They'll slip right off if you're moving around.This product is much more convenient than an actual aloe plant and honestly much less messy. I know this for a fact because I used actual aloe leaves first, for several days. This product was easier, less painful (thorns on burns is ouuuuccchhh), and less messy than aloe leaves, but with seemingly more benefit. Very soothing and cooling. I'd buy again, but get help applying and lying still to allow it to do its job. Store it in the fridge for maximum cooling !

I have sensitive skin and was worried this might burn but it was very soothing no burning and kept my sunburn hydrated around my knees giving me more mobility. Feels very nice and cool going on it does warm up but not nearly as fast without it. Wonderful product and gives relief

used on a bad sunburn on my chest. Left the strips on for most of the day a few days in a row, replacing or rewetting them, and only had to deal with minor peeling. Still have a gnarly burn line but no pain or cracked skin.

I went searching for relief in the wee hours of the morning while I couldn’t sleep from a gnarly sunburn. I am so glad I found this product! I did accidentally unroll the whole thing and it’s a little bit messy, however, it provided tremendous relief!!! It feels heavenly on my burn and I can feel the heat being drawn out.

I had a really bad sunburn, and it was great. Used it on my arms and it was slippery but it was the best thing that healed it. It took a little while to get used to, but it was very cooing!

This was terrible! It made my burn worse! It has fragrance…….. not helpful at all. When it dries up, hurtful to remove from burnt skin. Awful!

I had a horrid sunburn and was absolutely miserable when I stumbled across Aloe Wrap during a late-night, desperate search for literally anything that might ease the pain. Honestly, my expectations were low. How much could a weird jelly-slime-sheet thing really do?Apparently… a lot.The moment I put it on, I was mesmerized. It instantly soothed my skin in a way I wasn’t expecting at all. It felt like my entire sunburned body collectively sighed, “ahhhhh.” The cooling relief was immediate, and for the first time all day, I wasn’t thinking exclusively about how much my skin hurt.In fact, I’d probably use these even without a sunburn. The cooling sensation is so lovely that I could see myself reaching for them during hot flashes, or possibly even if I had an allergic reaction with hives and needed something soothing and cooling for my skin.So thank you to whoever invented this beautiful product for super pale girls like me—girls who somehow forget they’re pale every summer and think an overcast day means sunscreen is optional. Spoiler alert: it is not. Apparently, I only need about five minutes outside to go from “nicely fair-skinned” to “crispy cautionary tale.”This wrap officially saved my skin (and my sanity). Highly recommend!

The scent is killing me. It’s a soft floral aroma but it’s giving me a headache. Steer clear if you have fragrance sedatives.Definitely cool and nice on my sunburn, I caught the tops of my thighs and the width of the pad is just enough to cover it.Has a soft gelatin like consistency, stays in place if I am seated while using.I like that it can keep in the fridge once opened, but it says “indefinitely” so is it unknown how long it will last or is it a forever kind of thing?I’ll update if the effectiveness of it overcomes the smell tax.