Hawaiian Tropic Silk Hydration™ After Sun Lotion is the first and only after sun product that combines ribbons of gel and lotion to leave your skin feeling luxurious and refreshed. Infused with silk protein and Shea butter to moisturize skin for 24 hours, along with aloe for cooling benefits, Hawaiian Tropic Silk Hydration™ is an indulgent after sun experience that pampers and soothes the skin like no other product.

• 24 hours of luxurious moisturization with refreshing hydrating ribbons
• Lightweight feel
• Coconut papaya fragrance
• Refreshes sun-tired skin with soothing aloe gel
• Hydrating lotion and soothing aloe gel
• Helps preserve your tan
• Infused with mango and shea butters for continuous moisture

Hawaiian Tropic™ Silk Hydration® After Sun Lotion pampers and nourishes your skin after a day in the sun. The breakthrough dual ribbon formula infuses rich, moisturizing lotion with calming Aloe gel for beautifully soothed and nourished skin. Light tropical fragrance stimulates your senses for a completely luxurious after sun experience!

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Sun Facts

Remember to take care of your skin in the sun with these sun facts:

• Protecting your skin is important
  Sun protection keeps your skin looking its best – the harmful effects of UV rays build up over time.
  Make sun care a part of your daily routine.
• Be sure to apply a luxurious amount
  Your face requires about a teaspoon of sunscreen for the best coverage, while your arms and legs
  require about a tablespoon. Adjust accordingly for the torso. For maximum protection, wait for it to
  soak in (15 to 30 minutes) before indulging in the sun.
• Reapply often, at least every two hours
  Sweating, swimming, and towel drying can remove sunscreen from your skin's surface, so be sure
  to reapply and lather up when needed.
• Achieve your perfect color by being sun smart
  If you are looking for a glow, make sure it's a healthy one. Start by using a high SPF to build color
  slowly and safely.
• Remember that timing is everything
  The sun is strongest between the hours of 10:00 am – 4:00 pm, so be extra sure to protect yourself
  during these hours.

Sun Safety

Remember to take care of your skin in the sun with these sun facts:

• Avoid sun exposure during the peak hours between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. You can cut down
  on the overall exposure received by spending intermittent periods of time in the shade.
• The sun's rays are more intense in tropical and semi-tropical locations because exposure
  becomes more direct as you get closer to the equator. Intensity is also increased in higher
  elevations where the atmosphere is thinner. Extra protection for skin and eyes is necessary in
  both cases. Choose a higher SPF in these geographical locations.
• The continuing depletion of the ozone layer results in increased exposure to UV rays.
• Surfaces such as water, sand, snow, and pavement all reflect and intensify exposure. Because of
  this you can still get burned even when wearing a hat or sitting in the shade.
• Wear sunscreen even on cloudy or hazy days. UV rays can penetrate these atmospheric
  conditions and cause sunburn.
• UVB rays are stronger in the summer. Choose a higher SPF during those months. UVA remains
  more or less constant throughout the year.
• Many medications, including certain antibiotics, heart and blood pressure medicines,
  antihistamines and antidepressants, can cause photosensitive reactions when the user is
  exposed to sunlight. This can result in an unusual "sunburn", or a rash or other allergic-type
  reaction to the skin. Individual sensitivities vary widely and may not happen to every
  user, every time. Consult your physician or pharmacist before sun exposure when using ANY medication.
• Some fragrances can also cause photosensitive reactions wherever they are applied to the skin.
  Examples of these are bergamot, citron, lavender, sandalwood, and musk.