Indeed, we know stripping a burn from the sun is unfathomably enticing. However, despite everything you shouldn't do it. Much like viewing those unusually addictive pimple-popping recordings from Dr. Pimple Popper, stripping your chipping, burned from the sun skin can be fantastically engaging. Is it somewhat awful? Beyond any doubt. Be that as it may, for reasons unknown, when you begin stripping a burn from the sun, it's hard to stop until the dry skin is altogether gone. Stripping a burn from the sun "can give mental fulfillment. Some think that its unwinding and notwithstanding mitigating, practically like scratching a tingle," clarifies Sonia Batra, MD, a dermatologist and co-host of the TV program The Doctors. Be that as it may, your skin doesn't discover it almost so fulfilling. Stripping appears to be inconceivably innocuous—hello, you're simply cleaning things up—however you truly need to fight the temptation, says Shari Lipner, M.D., P...