How to care for your

skin after summer vacation

- Recovering from burnout Summertime we still want to spend more time in the sun… But prolonged roasting in many will lead to pain. You will easily find out if you are burned out - the skin will be red and hot, you will feel it tight, irritated and painful. You can reduce the unpleasant sensations of aloe vera - the juice of this plant moisturizes and softens the skin and helps it regenerate.

One tip from us is to apply panthenol not only to your skin, but also to sun-dried hair to restore its natural vitality. After intense sunbathing, the skin may become flaky or even whitish. The process can take weeks to complete. To enhance the effect of moisturizing creams, it is a good idea to first cleanse the skin from dead cells. To do this, you can use home-made scrub with small and soft particles that will not injure the skin.

- Facial care Unfortunately, the sun not only brings us a nice complexion. Ultraviolet rays help to break down the cell membrane and the surface protective layer of skin. As a result, the skin loses its natural moisture, without which it cannot produce enough collagen and elastin. You can only help it by actively moisturizing it.

- Moisturizing natural ingredient masks - ground green yogurt tea, avocado with cream or simple cucumber puree - will soothe your skin. Also, look for organic serums and creams based on Vitamin C, Retinol (Vitamin A) and Vitamin E - they slow down the aging process, retain moisture in the skin and stimulate cell repair.

- Moisturizing the skin of the body

On the beach, our skin is exposed not only to sunlight, but also to hot wind, salt or chlorinated water. It certainly dries her up. Good moisturizing effect have natural oils, which for centuries have been known to mankind as a source of health and beauty.

Olive oil, coconut oil, jojoba oil or shea butter, grape seed oil - they are all rich in unsaturated fatty acids, heal micro-cracks in the skin and make it tight and supple.