I’ve been taking Thalgo Ocea Sun supplements for a couple of months now and am in no doubt, after the few days of sunshine we’ve had, that they work, and work brilliantly. To cut a long story short, the supplements contain Carotenoids to help develop a tan, Asaxathin to boost melanin production and best of all, Lutein, to protect your retinas from sun damage.
After really a very short time in the sun – a couple of hours possibly – my skin started to tan. I also religiously use Institut Esthederm in the sun and that also has melanin enhancing ingredients, so the combination means that it takes very little sun for my skin to start going brown.
Thalgo Ocea Sun (£25 for a month’s supply) should be taken three weeks before sun exposure, and to be fair, I’ve taken them for double the amount of recommended time, but none the less, I love it when a product completely lives up to expectations and there is a tangible result from the claims. 100% recommended.
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Liking the sound of these. Am also keen to try the Institute Esthiderm have heard si much praise for it.
Nic x
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I’m currently trialing the Oenobiol sun supplements. Cannot wait to get a tan without having to bake for hours. Protects the skin yet enhances any tanning, even with high SPF.
Perfect for me who doesn’t do the spit roast at the beach.
Both Thalgo Ocea Sun and Thalgo’s Bronzing Activator are on my wishlist – I would like to gain some form of tan this year, no matter how slight!