Not sure if this is the right place to post this, so mods please feel free to move it wherever it needs to go.
I was a cook in my former life and thus have learned a little bit about burn care. As tempting as it may be, please do not run your fresh burn straight to a source of water. The best course of action is to keep the slurry from a old jar of pickles handy whenever you are casting, or think there is a chance you can be burned. Keep it in the fridge so it is nice and cold, and explain to the wife so she doesn’t assume you are just being lazy and neglecting to throw it away! Haha.
Now I don’t know how well this would work when skin is removed. But for superficial burns on your arms, hands and the like. A good old jar of cold pickle juice is just what the doc ordered. Submerge the area in a little dish, or soak a cotton ball and apply it to the area for at least a minute or two. Using this method, I have avoided my fair share of painful hand blisters and most of the time with some luck, they will not even leave a scar.
-VOLKSRVA.