• Use the face cream as a day cream, sun cream, or as sun protection on top of your usual day cream or facial oil. Always apply sun cream with physical sun filters as the final step in your skincare routine.
• Use an amount roughly equivalent to an almond.
• Warm the sun cream between your hands and massage it into your skin in two stages to ensure full SPF coverage. Apply until your skin is completely covered to avoid reduced protection.
• Use the PRE & AFTER SUN serum-lotion before applying sun cream for optimal antioxidant protection, and after sun exposure for optimal hydration and skin soothing.
• Sunscreen with physical filters provides sun protection immediately after application.
• Reapply frequently, especially after sweating, and always reapply after swimming or towelling off.
• You can enhance, protect and prolong your tan by gently exfoliating your skin regularly using, for example, the RENEW facial brush or the Karmameju konjac sponge, as well as by applying moisturising PRE & AFTER SUN products both before and after sun exposure.
• Always store your sun care products in the shade, or as cool as possible, to preserve the optimal effectiveness of the natural and active ingredients.
Sun safety tips
A sun hat, light clothing and staying in the shade between 12 noon and 3 pm are good ways to protect your skin during the hours when the sun is at its strongest.
PLEASE NOTE
Keep babies and young children out of direct sunlight. Avoid excessive sunbathing, even after applying sun cream. Too much sun poses a serious health risk. Choose the sun protection factor (SPF) that suits your skin type, as well as the intensity of the sun you’re exposed to (UV index). Those with sensitive skin should use a high SPF.
Sunscreen does not provide 100% protection, so spend time in the sun with your health in mind and never for long periods at a time. Protect the skin on your body with light clothing and your scalp and face with a sun hat. It is recommended that you stay in the shade between 12 noon and 3 pm, when the sun is at its strongest.
To achieve a level of protection corresponding to the sun protection factor (SPF) stated on the product’s packaging, the product must be applied to the skin in the quantities at which the SPF was tested in the laboratory. Therefore, ensure that the skin on the face, décolletage and ears is fully covered. If the skin is not adequately covered with sun cream, protection will be compromised.
Rinse thoroughly with water in the event of contact with the eyes. Do not swallow. A skin test is recommended. Seek professional advice during pregnancy or whilst breastfeeding if using essential oils. Store in a cool, dark place. May contain traces of nut oil.
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