With the summer heat already here, and the summer holidays fast approaching, your skin will need some protection and treating from all the environmental factors, like sun damage, that traveling exposes you to, or simply over-staying in the sun for that tan.
Good, old, and trusted Bio-Oil, seems to be having a solution up its sleeve for every skin challenge you face. This specialist skincare product can be the perfect summer accessory if you want to protect your skin from sun damage, due to its unique fusion of science and nature.
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Treating Sunburn
Yeah, sometimes it’s quite hard to resist the temptation of that summer tan. But just in case you go overboard and acquire more than just a sun-kissed skin, then the soothing properties of Lavender Oil and regenerating properties of Vitamin E found in Bio-Oil will come to your aid. The oil can relieve the dryness and excessive itchiness of sun blisters as well as improve the appearance of sunburn scars. So, relax and say adios to your summer skin trophies like sun blisters and burn scars.
Skin Rehydration
A soothing solution for both skin damage caused by overexposure to sunlight, and excessive dryness due to domestic air conditioning (it’s a way of life here), the oil can replenish and sooth dehydrated skin. Rich in PurCellin Oil, Bio-Oil’s hydrating properties are instantly absorbed leaving the skin soft and smooth.
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Skin Aging
Equipped with Vitamin A and a mixture of six plant oil extracts, this peachy oil promotes the formation of new collagen and assists in skin renewal, which fights wrinkles, reduced skin elasticity, the degradation of skin texture, and a ton of other signs of skin aging caused by the harsh summer sun.
Correcting Uneven Skin Tone and Scars
Damaged skin darkens over time due to the extreme strength of UV Rays. Nevertheless, one of the main elements in Bio-Oil – chamomile – helps to calm the inflammation of the skin caused by overexposure to sunlight. Additionally, the ingredients found in the oil assist in correcting and smoothing out the pigmentation issues caused by the sun damage.
About the Author
- Esther Lackie
- Aesthetics enthusiast, in love with running; marketing and PR pro during the day, an amateur chef and wine taster behind closed doors.
2 Comments
Very well researched and thought out. It’s good people are taking care of their skin at a younger age.
True… thank you for stopping by 😉