I possibly haven ' t chemically burned my face before although I think prescription BP may have done it in high school , when my derm refused to listen to my protests that I am VERY sensitive to BP but I did do a horrible thing to my moisture barrier the other week . Red face , tears , awful pain . Rip skin at the time . You very likely won ' t have this in your arsenal right now , but I ' m going to suggest that you add this just in case chemical burnsmoisture barrier bye bye ' s happen again . Miss Flower Mr Honey Essence Stick . It ' s a very , thick , oily . fatty . lipidy kind of stick thing lol . It was the ONLY thing that didn ' t burn my face when my moisture barrier was gone , even the most gentle and soothing of products that I normally always use burned and stung like hell . But that stuff was super moisturizing very sticky and oily , would not recommend for daytime use unless lounging at home or unless your skin really super needs it and was the ONLY thing that brought life and moisture back into my skin . In maybe a day and a half of using it my skin was significantly better . Of course it would immediately feel better as soon as I would apply it too . It ' s a stick , but when you put it on it doesn ' t tug at all , just the lightest whipped cream kind of glide . It probably won ' t be able to help you at this point because your skin would be healed by the time you receive it , but I would absolutely recommend keeping it around for that day you screw up . It saved me . I ' m going to order a backup on eBay soon , just in case , but they ' re only like $ 16 on there . Would totally recommend for dry skinburn disasters .