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A member asked:
I very badly burned inbetween my eyebrows and under my eyebrows through waxing, how long will the burns stay bright red for?
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7-10 days: it take 7-10 days until the redness is gone, and the irritation cool off, but that depend on how deep the burn is and what degree,frist second or third.assuming it is only first degree burn, no blister, then it take 7-10 days.apply topical antibiotic if you can.
Answered 6/21/2021
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