Post-Tan Skincare Recommendations
Post-Tan Skincare Recommendations
Tanning becomes especially popular during the summer season.
Freshly tanned skin looks beautiful and can temporarily hide certain imperfections.
However, after some time, as the tan begins to fade, previously existing skin problems tend to reappear — and in some cases, the sun may even provoke new issues.
For example, if you have acne-prone skin, it may initially look smooth and flawless when tanned, but after a few weeks, breakouts often return more intensely.
Other unwanted post-tan consequences may include: freckles, uneven pigmentation, dark spots (particularly on the face and chest), excessive dryness leading to a dull appearance, and premature photo-aging.
As the tan fades, the skin often loses its natural glow and develops signs of fatigue.
How to Care for Your Skin After Tanning
Skincare is always important, but during the post-tan period, proper care becomes essential. Here are our recommendations:
• Cleanse your skin with a gentle, moisturizing gel.
• Use creams rich in Vitamin E and urea to restore hydration.
• Avoid tanning beds for some time after sun exposure — allow your skin to rest.
• Use hydrating masks at home (even simple yogurt- or sour-cream–based masks can help).
• Take a vitamin complex to support overall skin health.
Professional Care for Faster & Better Results
If you wish to achieve faster and more visible improvements through professional, comprehensive skincare, our clinic’s doctors are ready to offer expert consultations and personalized treatment plans.
We use a wide range of advanced methods, including:
• Plasmolifting
• Mesoroller therapy
• Hyaluronic acid skin hydration treatments
• Other state-of-the-art rejuvenation procedures
These treatments deeply moisturize the skin, strengthen its resistance to summer heat, prevent dryness, and help protect it from premature aging.
After the procedures, your skin quickly regains its natural glow, healthy color, and smooth texture — while also being protected from early wrinkle formation.
Tanning becomes especially popular during the summer season.
Freshly tanned skin looks beautiful and can temporarily hide certain imperfections.
However, after some time, as the tan begins to fade, previously existing skin problems tend to reappear — and in some cases, the sun may even provoke new issues.
For example, if you have acne-prone skin, it may initially look smooth and flawless when tanned, but after a few weeks, breakouts often return more intensely.
Other unwanted post-tan consequences may include: freckles, uneven pigmentation, dark spots (particularly on the face and chest), excessive dryness leading to a dull appearance, and premature photo-aging.
As the tan fades, the skin often loses its natural glow and develops signs of fatigue.
How to Care for Your Skin After Tanning
Skincare is always important, but during the post-tan period, proper care becomes essential. Here are our recommendations:
• Cleanse your skin with a gentle, moisturizing gel.
• Use creams rich in Vitamin E and urea to restore hydration.
• Avoid tanning beds for some time after sun exposure — allow your skin to rest.
• Use hydrating masks at home (even simple yogurt- or sour-cream–based masks can help).
• Take a vitamin complex to support overall skin health.
Professional Care for Faster & Better Results
If you wish to achieve faster and more visible improvements through professional, comprehensive skincare, our clinic’s doctors are ready to offer expert consultations and personalized treatment plans.
We use a wide range of advanced methods, including:
• Plasmolifting
• Mesoroller therapy
• Hyaluronic acid skin hydration treatments
• Other state-of-the-art rejuvenation procedures
These treatments deeply moisturize the skin, strengthen its resistance to summer heat, prevent dryness, and help protect it from premature aging.
After the procedures, your skin quickly regains its natural glow, healthy color, and smooth texture — while also being protected from early wrinkle formation.