Angry teen sunburn breaks into blisters the size of a balloon – day before the 9 o'clock flight

The heatwave may have disappeared from the heatwave, but a peek at the teenage sun of Maisie Squires, the teenager from Leeds, will make you a sun protection enthusiast for life.

Maisie Squires, 16, from Leeds, was on vacation with her family in Cuba when a snorkeling trip took an agonizing turn.

Despite the application of sunscreen, it only took one hour for the mighty rays of the Caribbean to burn the skin of his back and burst violently into two mbadive blisters. and salient.

The icing on the cake? All this happened the day before Maisie had to catch a nine-hour flight back to the UK.

Sharing the images inducing a grimace on Facebook, Maisie wrote: "So, my back looks disgusted and disgusted, but that 's how my sunburn was transformed this morning just before a 9-hour flight back to England A shock! A & E! (wear sunscreen)

"I practiced snorkeling for an hour and my back was visible, but I did not know that my back was burning and that I was wearing sunscreen.

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"I blushed like that because the sun was so hot in Cuba on Tuesday and my skin was very clear."

Horrified and friendly comments quickly made their appearance, while many fair-skinned people said they felt it.

"That's what happened to me with the factor 50 on my legs because I'm so blonde and hot that I feel for you a mine so painful that I had blisters but not very big," wrote a woman.

"I hope you start healing and recover soon."

Others have expressed concern about the severity of the burns.

Another woman wrote, "You need medical attention as soon as possible, I'm very surprised to let you fly, you may have severe burns and skin grafting, you may also be at high risk of infection. .

"Please consult a doctor as soon as possible.

"Your body can also be shocked at any time due to burns and sun.I'm sorry to worry, please consult a doctor."

Maisie then confirmed that she had been treated at A & E.

She said: "The blisters in my back are still very painful and I still can not sit or lie on my back.

"I did not have them removed or anything, the hospital told me that they will just have to go through themselves."