Because after sun exposure, each ingredient plays a precise role: hydrating, nourishing, supporting the skin's barrier function, assisting its natural regeneration mechanisms, and helping to protect it against oxidative stress.
Aloe gel hydrates, soothes, and helps the skin regain its balance.
Aloe polysaccharides help to:
- attract and retain water in the superficial layers of the skin, thus promoting its hydration;
- form a light protective film that helps limit water loss without being occlusive;
- soothe the skin after sun exposure;
- support the skin's natural regeneration mechanisms by providing a favorable environment for its renewal;
- help preserve the skin's barrier function.
The After-Sun Body Serum preserves the skin's radiance.
I combine it with my After-Sun Body Serum, whose primary ingredient, rosehip oil, has long been recognized for supporting the skin's natural regeneration mechanisms. Naturally rich in essential fatty acids, carotenoids, and antioxidant compounds, it nourishes the skin and helps protect it against the effects of oxidative stress. Sea buckthorn and raspberry oils also provide valuable carotenoids and antioxidants that support the skin after sun exposure.
Why is this so important?
Because UV rays generate oxidative stress in the skin. This phenomenon activates enzymes that accelerate the degradation of collagen and elastin while slowing down their natural renewal. In the long term, this contributes to photoaging: loss of firmness, appearance of fine lines, and a less even complexion.
After sun exposure, the skin therefore needs three things:
- Water to restore its hydration;
- Quality lipids to restore its skin barrier;
- Antioxidants to help protect it against oxidative stress.
The botanical oils in this After-Sun Body Serum support the skin's natural regeneration mechanisms and help preserve its radiance, suppleness, and comfort.
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