Skin

Minor burns

3 plants

Cool running water first. Inner-leaf aloe gel has a traditional/small-trial file for minor burns; latex is a laxative. Calendula soothes. Grease, butter, and essential oils are the wrong instinct. Blistering across a joint, face/hand/perineum, or circumferential is a burn-center question.

Primary plants

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AloeHuman data
Aloe vera
Inner-leaf gel: traditional plus small human files for minor burns. Latex internally is a stimulant laxative.
Typical. Inner gel thin coat on a cooled, clean superficial burn.
Safety. Confirm inner gel. Allergy. Not for deep/electrical/chemical burns as sole care.

Supportive plants2

CalendulaStrong traditional
Calendula officinalis
Soothing cream once the skin is intact-enough.
Typical. Flower ointment.
Safety. Asteraceae.
OatStrong traditional
Avena sativa
Colloidal oatmeal for the itch of a healing superficial burn.
Typical. Cream as labeled.
Safety. Sting on open blisters.

When this is not enough

Face/hand/perineum, circumferential, electrical/chemical, large TBSA, airway, child with a stocking distribution (abuse screen)

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