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Stay Bronzed

Everybody wants a beautiful, long-lasting, even tan. The good news is that it can be achieved by combining a good pre- and during -tanning regime with appropriate after-sun care.

Maintain the skin's hydration rate
Prolonged exposure to the sun sets off real molecular changes that the skin has to spend several days repairing. Dehydration and production of poor-quality collagen are just two of the effects. To prevent these problems get into good habits during and after tanning. Doing this will protect your skin from damage and ensure a lasting colour.
When you leave the beach, always take a shower then dry yourself without rubbing and apply an after-sun milk on your body. Your face will need a stronger after-sun treatment, such as an ampule of serum.

Avoid peeling
To prolong your tan once you have returned from your holiday it is essential to avoid peeling, which is the loss of cells through dryness. A light exfoliation once or twice a week will get rid of dead cells whilst not damaging the rest. It's true that your tan will fade a little, but it will be more even and your skin will appear much clearer.
Continue your after-sun care for face and body for several weeks after your holiday. This will gradually replenish lost water and restructure the skin, making it more supple and giving it a healthy glow. Above all, do not skimp on the use of an ultra-hydrating cream that is both repairing and antioxidant. if you have oily or combination skin, choose one with aloe; for normal or dry skin, select one with shea tree butter.


Some Facts about Skin Tanning
  • To keep your tan you need to take steps to avoid peeling.
  • A light exfoliation evens the skin tone and prolongs your skin.
  • Continue after-sun care for several weeks to ensure a long-lasting colour.



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