Bioderma Photoderm Refreshing After-sun Milk

"Rehydrate your skin after exposure to the sun with the Bioderma Photoderm Refreshing After-sun Milk. The Milk is luxuriously cooling and helps to keep your skin looking tanned for longer." - Hannah, Escentual Beauty Team.

Why You'll Love The Bioderma Photoderm Refreshing After-sun Milk:

• Hydrating after sun milk texture.
• Moisturises to prolong suntan colour.
• Designed for sensitive skin.
• Instantly cooling effect on the skin.
• Refreshing tropical scent.
• Deeply hydrating glycerin and shea.
• Lightweight and fast-absorbing.

What You Need To Know:

The sun can dry out or irritate your skin, but the Bioderma Photoderm Refreshing After-sun Milk is instantly soothing thanks to its glycerin and shea infused formula. Soothing agents, allantoin and ginkgo biloba gel calm overheated skin, instantly relieving tightness. The lightweight milk-gel texture is ultra-moisturising and keeps an optimal moisture level in the skin's epidermis. Patented Cellular BIOprotection technology improves the health of your skin after exposure to the sun by protecting your skin against cell damage.

Why It's Escentual:

Healthy, hydrated skin stays looking tanned for longer, and the nourishing formula of Bioderma Photoderm After-Sun locks in moisture to keep your skin looking sun-kissed. The milk has a cooling liquid gel texture that glides over your skin to leave a healthy glow, stopping your skin from feeling overheated.

When the milk is first applied, it has a slightly sticky feeling - a little goes a long way! After a few massaging strokes, the Milk fully absorbs to leave your skin smooth and soft to the touch, cooled after time in the sun.

The Best Way To Use It:

After being outside, apply the Photoderm After-sun over your body after drying off from the shower. Preventing sunburn is extremely important for the health of your skin, and the After-sun should be used to rehydrate after exposure to the heat.

The Sustainable Side:

Recyclable packaging.

Values:

Dermatologically-tested.