chlorine is an alkaline and used to keep swiming pools clean. so no, i highly doubt it
Yes, the chlorine will burn your skin
Yes, it can burn deep in to the skin and possibly give you an infection.
if chlorine whent on your skin you would know about it because it will burn you and it would really hurt xx
Some people with excema, or similar skin conditions, have reactions to the chlorine that causes their skin to itch, burn, or otherwise hurt.
Yes, i would not go in the water until it clears up. The chlorine could burn your skin. I suggest you do not add anymore chlorine.
Contrary to popular belife, it cannot cause cancer but it will burn your skin and make you very sickbif swallowed.
yeah i will burn
Yes. It is called chlorine burn.
Sunscreen and granular chlorine mixed in the water or a bucket should not be a problem but if you get granular chlorine on your skin make sure you wash it off quickly or you can end getting a chemical burn (much worse than a sunburn)
no, chlorine can makes your skin darker even without exposing it to the sun!
when chlorine is freshly applied to a pool it must neutralize,or mix with the water to weaken it's strong chemical properties.When you have raw chlorine in the bottle or presented container it is very strong this is why in stores like Academy when workers spill chlorine on their skin they are immediately instructed to wash their hands thoroughly with soap and water.If this process was not taken out ,the skin would peel and break with red blotches.So chlorine cannot damage your skin if it has been in a pool and has time to neutralize for ,in the least term 5 hours.Also you must wash your skin with in 2 days or it can dry out your skin.So if chlorine has been in a pool for at least 5 hours your skin is not in any danger ,other than dry skin which is caused when you do not take a soap and water bath with in 2 days.
There are probably a bunch of lotions out there that say that they'll help you, but from 9 years of swimming, the best method I've learned is to shower right after you swim, if possible. The longer the chlorine dries on your skin, the more it's going to burn/sting/whatever it may do to you.