What is the best thing to put on a burn?

Cold Water and a dry Dressing, dont use any ointments or creams they will only make it feel worse.

i keep a bottle of aloe vera gel in my fridge just for that !

I had a huge burn on my leg from camp like three years ago and my council put tomato paste on it and covered it with plastic wrap it was healed in about two weeks my mom does not know it even happened.

I have done that many times at work and actually with a burn injury you are supposed to just let a dry piece of gauze which you can pick up at a local drug store. Do not put anything moist on because it will scare and leave it moist and if it stays moist from antibiotics, it will take longer to heal and start a blister.

I don't know. I did the same thing on Easter of this year, and still have a scar! I think I'll have it for life... *sigh* I kept running it under cold water, as much as I could. I did that to numb it. Then, it blistered and filled and popped. Nasty, I know. But it did this over and over again until I ripped it off during lunch. Nasty again. And it bled sometimes at night. Just randomly. Since you're not supposed to pop blisters, I kept removing the dead skin. Yeah, I don't know if you should do that, but I did. Then I put neosporin on it and covered it up with a band aid. I didn't take anything for the pain. I just lived through it! Moral of the story: seek medical attention and don't try to do that yourself. Go to the doctor! I now have a scar... that I hate... and still looks digusting... maybe he can do something for you!

What's a stomic?? Stomach perhaps? Never put butter on a burn especially a new burn. It will trap the burn and cause it to burn into deeper layers of skin. The best first aid is to apply cool not cold water. Neosporin can help or any OTC burn treatment but silvadene by prescription is best. I am wondering if after 3 days you aren't perhaps developing some infection.

Do NOT put butter on it. If it has already been three days it should be starting to heal. Just watch for any signs of infection. An ice pack several times a day should help make it feel better. Use an over-the-counter pain reliever such as ibuprofen or advil or tylenol if you have pain from the burn.

I use Neosporin Plus. It has a small amount of Lidocaine in it to kill pain, and it contains antibiotics to kill and/or prevent any infection

Neosporin with pain relief has been better for pain on burns in my experience and is comparable on healing.