Do you have something for sunburn?
skot-ta-TU-re — four syllables, double 't'. 'Solari' — so-LA-ri, three syllables.
Ask in summer at coastal or mountain pharmacies. Sunburn is very common among tourists in Italy.
'Scottature solari' = sunburns (plural). 'Scottatura' from 'scottare' (to burn). Italian pharmacies have extensive sun care sections. OTC treatments: 'dopo sole' (after-sun lotion), 'aloe vera gel' (soothing gel), 'spray lenitivo' (soothing spray), 'crema al panthenol' (healing cream). For severe burns, a doctor visit is needed.
Mi sono scottata molto in spiaggia.
I got very sunburned at the beach.
Past tense — describe what happened to get appropriate advice
La pelle mi brucia e mi prude.
My skin is burning and itching.
Describe symptoms — 'bruciare' (to burn), 'prudere' (to itch)
Ha una crema solare con SPF cinquanta?
Do you have a sunscreen with SPF fifty?
Prevention first — SPF 50 is recommended for fair skin in Italian summer
Italy has among the highest rates of skin cancer ('melanoma') in Europe, partly due to cultural attitudes toward tanning ('abbronzatura'). The Italian Association of Medical Oncology ('AIOM') runs annual skin cancer awareness campaigns. Italian pharmacies are required to prominently display sun protection products from April onwards. SPF 50+ is now the standard recommendation for fair-skinned individuals from Italian dermatologists.