AlvaNatural After Sun Lotion

After Sun Lotion

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After Sun Lotion - naturally cools and soothes skin

It happens every year. The sun blazes and we all rush out to get a sun tan. But we don’t heed the warnings about the strength of the sun. We don’t use enough sun cream. Old and young, skin unprotected and exposed, out in the burning sun. All too quickly, the “lobsters” can be seen gingerly putting on their shirts and tops. Red, peeling, blistering sunburnt skin. Really sore sun burn.

A natural lotion for:
Sunburn
Red & peeling skin
Blistering skin
Too much sun
Dehydrated skin

£9.00 for 110g

That’s when you need AlvaNatural’s After Sun Lotion. After Sun Lotion is a really effective remedy for cooling and moisturising sunburnt skin. It is easily absorbed to quickly cool and soothe sunburn.

Even if you don’t get sun burn, use After Sun Lotion to moisturise your skin. It will help prevent your skin peeling and help you keep your tan for longer. Since it’s non greasy, it will not stain your clothes.

So. If you get sun-scorched this year - on holiday, on the beach, in the garden, by the pool – cool it!

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Some comments from our customers:

"I spent the whole day at the beach with no sun cream because I am naturally dark and the sun didn't seem that hot so I thought I would be ok. I thought wrong! When I got home, I was red all over, really bad sunburn, and the backs of my knees were especially sore. My wife had some of your After Sun Lotion so I put some on and I just had to let you know that it was excellent. It soothed my sunburn almost immediately. I will definitely make sure that next time I go to the beach, I will slap on some sun cream but I'm also going to make sure that I have stocked up on your After sun lotion".
JM, Bournemouth

"Your After Sun Lotion worked wonders on my sunburn. The soreness and tightness that I felt all over was soothed instantly and my skin felt very soft. My tan seems to have lasted a lot longer than it usually does as well. Thank you very much for such a fabulous lotion!"
DM, Liverpool

Sun and Health

Too much sunlight is harmful and can damage the skin. There are two main types of damaging ultraviolet sunlight, UVA and UVB. UVA has an effect of ageing the skin and causing wrinkles and other damage to deeper layers of skin. UVB causes sun tanning but also burning. It can also cause other damage to the skin. All people are at risk if exposed to too much sun. People with fair skin, freckles, red or ginger hair are most at risk.

Preventing sun damage

Limit your sunbathing between 10am and 2pm when the suns rays are strongest.
When out, wear wide brimmed hats to protect your face and neck. These are the areas most commonly affected by long term skin damage due to too much sunlight.
Wear long sleeve tops and baggy shorts.
Children's skin is more sensitive than adults. They should keep their clothes on whilst playing in the sun. All exposed areas of their bodies should have sunscreen applied.
Sunscreens, sun blocks or sun creams should be applied to all exposed areas of skin. Renew it regularly. Sunscreens, sun blocks and sun creams are labeled with a sun protection factor (SPF). A factor of 15 or more is recommended for maximum protection. Most work by absorbing ultraviolet rays but some reflect the rays. Ones that protect against both UVA and UVB are the best. Sunscreens, sun blocks and sun creams should be used to help protect against sunlight, not as a substitute for avoiding exposure. If you or your children are swimming use a waterproof sunscreen and renew it after coming out of the water.
Some suntan lotions do not contain sunscreen or sun block and will provide no protection.
Beware of reflected light. On sunny days, even in the shade, a hot sun can burn if reflected from sand etc. Sunlight can also come through thin cloud and thin clothes.
The suns rays are more powerful at higher altitudes. It may be cooler but you will need more protection.
Wear sunglasses as exposure to prolonged sunlight can also damage the eyes.
Remember - SLIP, SLAP, SLOP. Slip on some clothes. Slap on a hat. Slop on sunscreen, sun block or sun cream.