Ice cold water.
There's nothing much you can do about it.

It's happened to me once.


It fucken hurt. We called for help and the people who came just said to keep it under cold water and put a bag of ice on it to keep it cool.

I would try rubbing some lotion with aloe on it too

You were in my mind, Sarah, I ran it under a cold tap for a good 20 minutes now and threw aloe on it and I'm getting the ice pack ready.

That's probably the only thing you CAN do for it..just do that and mend to it well
:3

Cut it & eat it.

actually stick with the cool water! don't use ice, you can actually make a burn worse by putting creams/lotions on them and direct contact with ice can cause a "freeze burn" which will make the burn worse. Don't pop the blisters after word, or at least make sure to have something sterile to do it with and antibiotics (like neosporin) for after you pop them... *is an Eagle Scout*

You know, I should remember all of this from being in girl scouts, but I don't. xD
The aloe actually does help the skin a little bit since I'm so pale and it is a GOD SEND for me. When it finally blisters up, I know I'm not going to pop them, since it's not my fortay to shove needles into my skin. Thanks for the tips.

no problem ^^ and from what my sister tells me the girls scouts are much less "skill" oriented, focusing more on relationships etc. (not trying to rag on the girl scouts or anything but going on camping trips and dealing with burns for whatever reason tends to make the knowledge stick, at least for me...) The aloe can soothe a little but it prevents the burn from staying dry or something... I don't remember the reasoning, but I do remember being told by everyone not to use it for whatever reason, and then I never looked up online why not....

I did the next best thing, called up the doctor and gotten an appointment. I had burnt myself enough to get second degree burns on my hand, but they're few and far between, which I'm totally fine with. My troop, we were...well, to say slightly ghetto, of course we sold cookies, that's what we're really known for and really didn't do anything to even earn badges. We went camping once, in the backyard of my troop leader's house. Nice lady, just a little lazy. I guess it's all well and good though, I went camping with my father almost every weekend, that's where I learned all my survival skills. Nothing says camping like a thin piece of plastic between you and the hungry bear walking through your camp site.

Bears are "not to be messed with" for sure... now raccoons on the other hand... those suckers are just evil... they can get into anything....
but yeah I was afraid there might have been more than just 3rd degree burns from what you described, but yes that is indeed the best way to deal with burns, doctor knows best by far *nod nods* Just glad everything sounds like it'll be okay ^^

Aloe vera :3