SOS dehydrated skin at the beach
Foolproof protection
On the beach, sun, wind, sea water, are the worst enemies of our skin. They gang up to attack our epidermis which is dehydrated. He begins to tug before peeling. From the first day of exposure, it prevents dehydration by perfectly protecting its skin UV. The important thing is to choose a fairly strong SPF and reapply its Solar cream every two hours. One can even afford a valuable advantage in our fight against dehydration by opting for a richer texture such as a cream or milk.
Go on after the sun
Who has never wondered if applying an after sun was really essential? Our good old body milk does not do very well? Well no. A classic moisturizer hydrates, a point that's all. But skin heated by prolonged sun exposure needs much more. After the sun, it is multi-tasking. It moisturizes and nourishes of course, but it also calms and repairs the skin damaged by UV. However, after the beach, our skin needs to be rehydrated, soothed and restored, repeated tanning sessions attacking the skin and causing a lot of damage.
Top masks
We slip into his suitcase a moisturizing mask for the face. Then, once at the beach, apply the product in thick layers twice a week. The time allowed is allowed to pass, and then the excess remaining on the skin is penetrated with the fingers. For even more efficiency, we can also choose a mask to be left all night.
The oils: the glamorous joker of dehydrated skin
For a long time the solar oil had a sulfurous reputation because without UV index, it did not protect absolutely from the sun, on the contrary. It was even used by tan addicts to hurry (or rather burn) faster, risking their skin. But today she has a new look. There are now solar oils with high SPF. We love them for their care and their glamorous potential because they protect not only UV but also moisturize the skin while sublimating it. In the evening, we can also use glittering dry oils or not to beautify the skin after the beach while offering a surplus of hydration.
On the beach, sun, wind, sea water, are the worst enemies of our skin. They gang up to attack our epidermis which is dehydrated. He begins to tug before peeling. From the first day of exposure, it prevents dehydration by perfectly protecting its skin UV. The important thing is to choose a fairly strong SPF and reapply its Solar cream every two hours. One can even afford a valuable advantage in our fight against dehydration by opting for a richer texture such as a cream or milk.
Go on after the sun
Who has never wondered if applying an after sun was really essential? Our good old body milk does not do very well? Well no. A classic moisturizer hydrates, a point that's all. But skin heated by prolonged sun exposure needs much more. After the sun, it is multi-tasking. It moisturizes and nourishes of course, but it also calms and repairs the skin damaged by UV. However, after the beach, our skin needs to be rehydrated, soothed and restored, repeated tanning sessions attacking the skin and causing a lot of damage.
Top masks
We slip into his suitcase a moisturizing mask for the face. Then, once at the beach, apply the product in thick layers twice a week. The time allowed is allowed to pass, and then the excess remaining on the skin is penetrated with the fingers. For even more efficiency, we can also choose a mask to be left all night.
The oils: the glamorous joker of dehydrated skin
For a long time the solar oil had a sulfurous reputation because without UV index, it did not protect absolutely from the sun, on the contrary. It was even used by tan addicts to hurry (or rather burn) faster, risking their skin. But today she has a new look. There are now solar oils with high SPF. We love them for their care and their glamorous potential because they protect not only UV but also moisturize the skin while sublimating it. In the evening, we can also use glittering dry oils or not to beautify the skin after the beach while offering a surplus of hydration.
