Top tips for summer and how to look after your skin, naturally from Australia’s No.1 Natural Skincare Brand **
As the days get hotter and UV rays get stronger, we have to take better care of our skin when we are out walking under the sun or basking under it by the pool or at the beach
Aside from being the culprit for summer sunburn, UV rays can also accelerate common signs of skin aging such as fine lines and wrinkles, age spots, and even sagging skin
Usually, increased humidity and temperature also contribute to summer skin issues such as extra oil secretion and an unappealing shine
One surefire way to guarantee healthy skin during summer is to adopt the right skin care routine
If you haven’t heard about the effortless Australian beauty regimen, then there’s no better time for it than now
A-Beauty is all about simple and natural skincare products featuring active ingredients that do exactly what they claim to do. A-Beauty perfectly ties into current trends of transparency, simplicity and the expectation of efficacious ingredients
SUKIN is an A-beauty brand that promises safe inside-and-out skincare. SUKIN’s ingredients are inspired by the ageless Australian landscape rich in minerals and nourishing botanicals
Just like nature, SUKIN’s approach to skincare is simple, relaxed, easygoing, and laid back, having confidence in the natural ingredients that work to nourish skin for a truly Australian glow
Here are some key tips and products from SUKIN Australia to keep your skin naturally hydrated and nourished throughout the season
1. Firstly, the most important thing to do during summer is daily use of a facial sunscreen to protect the skin from UVA and UVB rays
2. Exfoliating the skin is crucial for achieving that beautiful summer glow. Not only will it effectively polish and stimulate skin surface, but it also promotes healthy cell regeneration
Super Greens Detoxifying Facial Scrub promotes skin health and gets rid of excess dead skin cells to leave skin absolutely glowing
3. Use a great moisturizer. Time out in the sun or in the water is going to leave skin dry and dehydrated
So always start and finish the day with a nourishing, lightweight moisturiser
4. A top tip to stay nice and refreshed throughout the day in the summer is to include a mist toner in the regimen
Keep the mist toner in the fridge for an instant refreshing spritz to reduce heat buildup in the skin
5. Haircare is equally important during summer
Nourish and keep it well hydrated. Treat hair with a hair oil or masque once a week
6. Lather it up. Using a natural body wash aids in restoring the natural balance of moisture in the skin. Use a wash that’s formulated with natural oils
The oils help nourish skin inside out. Sukin’s Botanical Body Wash contains Jojoba, Avocado and Rose Hip oils, and helps soften, hydrate and purify the skin. Its signature scent will have you smelling like true summer
Sukin is available at LIFE Pharmacy, Lifestyle and Watson’s retail outlets throughout the UAE, in Holland & Barrett, Saudi Arabia and Boutiqaat in Kuwait
Sukin is also available in Lebanon at key pharmacies including Summerland Pharmacy, Arax Pharmacy and Express Pharmacy
All Sukin products are made with ingredients that are naturally derived, cruelty-free and 100% vegan. All products adhere to Sukin’s strict NO List
:NATURALLY CREATED WITH
NO SYNTHETIC FRAGRANCES NO MINERAL OILS NO SULPHATES
NO ANIMAL DERIVAATIVES NO PETROLATUM NO PARABENS
NO ARTIFICAL COLOUR NO MEA/DEA/TEA NO SILICONES
NO HARSH DETERGENTS NO PHTAHALATES NO EDTA
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Headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, Sukin was created in 2007 to offer consumers high-quality, environmentally friendly, affordable personal care products
Sukin is one of Australia’s leading skincare brands and is a bestseller throughout Australian pharmacies
Offering a broad range that includes skin, hair and body care products, the brand is also distributed through health, food and specialist cosmetic stores
In the Middle East, Sukin is available in UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Lebanon