I don't often hear those governmental warnings about sun damage and skin cancer when I'm in the middle of the sea on a yacht, but I have seen a few adverts during my layovers at JFK.
(Americans are such pills. Why do they take the fun out of EVERYTHING?)
Listen, a little sun is good for you. Most people don't have the complexion or skin tone that I possess, so a little extra glow will work wonders if you're not as fortunate as I.
What we want to avoid here is the W word. I think I feel a little vomit coming up at the very thought of it.....w-w-wrinkles. ThereIsaidit.
So here's how you do it.
1. Invest in a quality, broadband sunscreen (I'm looking at you, Connie Coppertone), with an SPF of 30-40. Don't apply it when you're already on your deck chair. Apply it before leaving the villa. I recommend this:
2. Limit your direct sun exposure to 2 hours. This will give you the colour that you want, without the redness that you don't.
3. Follow up sun exposure with moisturizer for face and body:
For face, take a pea-sized amount of Decleor Essential Balm, and rub palms together until the balm melts, and apply in long strokes to face and neck area. Leave on overnight.
For body, apply a good quality moisturizer, such as La Mer The Lotion:
Et, voila! With your newly sun-kissed, bronzed skin, you'll be one step closer to being as pretty as me.
My philanthropic endeavours know no bounds.
Et maintenant, je prends du soleil.
xoxo.
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