After Sunburn Care

After Sun Skin Care

Oops, you did it.  You roasted that body of yours in the sun.   Don’t forget – after sun skin care is important.  Sun care skin products can help nurse that body of yours back to health.

Body:  Put on Soothing Aloe Vera Gel

Soothe that red, itchy skin with aloe vera gel.  Aloe is perfect for an after sun moisturizer skin treatment.  The hydrating insides of the aloe vera leaf have natural antibacterial properties that reduce skin inflammation and help your immune system.  And boy it feels soothing on that sunburnt skin.

I love Anthony Logistics After Sun Soothing Cream.  It never fails to help take the post-sun heat out my skin, while preserving my tan.  The aloe vera based gel soothes my body and the glycerine keeps my skin moist.  Best of all the lotion is lightweight.  No heavy, gunky feeling is left on your skin. Get some After Sun Soothing Cream now.   It’s good to have some on hand for your next sun soaked afternoon.

Face:  Apply Carrot-Root Oil

You don’t want to turn your face into crocodile skin.  Yuck.

The sun’s UVA rays break down skin collagen.  This causes wrinkles.  Vitamin A, specifically the beta-carotene found in carrots, stimulates skin cell renewal.  That’s exactly what you need to help heal sun damage … and avoid wrinkly crocodile skin.  It also reduces the effects of damaging free radicals and combats long term sun damage.

Anthony Logistics Vitamin A Treatment uses the powerful beta-carotene found in carrots.  It’s great to apply to your face post sun worship.  In fact, your face will worship you for it.  Try it – get some today.

Hair:  Lather on Coconut Oil

It’s true.  Your hair can’t get burned by the sun.  But, that doesn’t mean you’re all clear.  Sun UV rays leave your hair dry and brittle.  Coconut oil can penetrate your hair and help replenish the moisture the sun sucked out.

The best coconut oil based product is Sundari Neem and Coconut Hair Treatment Oil.  I can just feel my hair quickly absorbing all that moisture as soon as I lather it on.  Nice – it sure beats combing dry rope-like hair.