What to do if too much base on the skin rather than acid?

1. Rinse with water

The first step is to rinse the affected area with cool, running water. This will help to remove some of the excess base and stop it from causing further damage to your skin.

2. Apply a neutralizing agent

Once you've rinsed the area, you can apply a neutralizing agent to help neutralize the base. Some common neutralizing agents include:

* Vinegar

* Lemon juice

* Orange juice

* Baking soda dissolved in water

3. Rinse again with water

After you've applied the neutralizing agent, rinse the area again with cool, running water. Make sure you remove all traces of the neutralizing agent, as it can also irritate your skin.

4. Pat dry

Pat the affected area dry with a clean, soft cloth. Avoid rubbing or scrubbing the area, as this can further irritate your skin.

5. Apply a moisturizer

Once the area is dry, apply a moisturizer to help soothe and protect your skin. Some good moisturizers for irritated skin include:

* Aloe vera gel

* Coconut oil

* Shea butter

* Oatmeal lotion

6. Seek medical attention if necessary

If the base burn is severe or if you're experiencing any pain, swelling, or blistering, see your doctor. They may prescribe medication to help treat the burn and prevent infection.