Introducing The New Nuxe Sun Protection Range

May 10, 2019

Nuxe introduces a new range of summer sun products including sun protection, after sun, tanning oils and hair protection.

London, United Kingdom - May 10, 2019 / / —

Nuxe is proud to present a new, comprehensive collection of sun care products. The products have a range of SPF values from a tanning oil of just factor 10 to a facial and body lotions of factor 50. With so much to choose from, customers can mix and match to their requirements, whether they are going for an afternoon in the British sunshine or off on an exotic holiday.

Skin protection is important throughout the year but in the summer, harmful UVB rays can cause burning and can contribute to the chances of developing skin cancer. People with pale skin should definitely take time to apply sun lotions to their face throughout the summer months, even in the UK. However, people with darker skin tones should also aware of the effects that the sun may have on their skin.

The Nuxe Sun Protection Range caters for a range of skin types and offers various levels of protection. For customers looking to build their summer tan, the tanning oils, which come with an SPF of either 10 or 30, will speed the process up. Unlike other products on the market, the oils offer a smooth, non-greasy application and the alcohol-free formula is kind to sensitive skin. The formula is water-resistant but customers should apply generously and frequently for the best results.

For customers who require skin protection, the sun lotions and sprays are ideal. As facial skin is much more sensitive and more frequently exposed, a higher SPF is recommended. The Nuxe facial suncream comes with an SPF of either 30 or 50 so customers can choose the most appropriate lotion for their needs. Nuxe has also created a face and body lotion with SPF 30 for all-over protection.

After sun exposure, Nuxe customers are encouraged to use aftersun lotion. The Nuxe recipe includes sun and water flowers to encourage skin repair and hydration. The special formula may also help the tan last 2 weeks longer. Customers can also try the complementary after sun shampoo which removes the residues of sun cream as well as salt and sand, smoothing the skin and leaving hair supple and soft. With the comprehensive Nuxe Sun Protection range, every need is catered for.

Contact name: Thu Gonnet-Do
Email: [email protected].

Contact Info:
Name: Thu Gonnet-Do
Organization: NUXE
Address: 46 New Broad Street London, EC2M 1JH
Phone: +44 203 651-5610
Website: https://uk.nuxe.com/sun-creams

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