The top-rated after sun that shoppers say keeps their tan glowing for WEEKS is on sale in limited-time deal: 'Makes my tan last longer'
A newly improved after sun designed to reduce tan fade by 50 per cent is set to be a winner this summer - and it's now 20 per cent off for a limited time.
Organic company Green People has added a new tan-booster to their Hydrating After Sun, and it could well be the secret to making your tan last longer this summer.
Green People Hydrating After Sun 200ml
Clinically proven to be kind to sensitive skin, the Green People Hydrating After Sun is a winner for keeping skin happy and hydrated post a day in the sun.
Abundant in hydrating actives, the soothing and cooling peppermint scented after sun is a must for replenishing moisture and promote healing. And the extra bonus? It even has a natural tan accelerator to help limbs looking bronzed for longer.
Shoppers can now get 20 per cent off the Hydrating After Sun from July 17 to 20 2025 with the code COOL20.
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Clinically proven for sensitive skin, it not only helps to cool and calm your skin post sun, but the tan-boosting formula reduces tan fade by 50 per cent too.
One reviewer wrote: 'Love how light and easily absorbed this is. No peeling and makes my tan last longer.'
A second user agreed, writing: 'This aftersun is fantastic, feels lovely and smells great too. Moisturises lovely and keeps tan longer.'
Designed with sensitive skin in mind, Green People has become a go-to brand for those looking for natural and organic formulas. And their latest product is no exception.
The UK's heatwave has seen us all make the most of the blue skies, but if you've overdone it and you're looking to calm sun-kissed skin, then the Green People Hydrating After Sun is your sundown essential.
Abundant in hydrating actives, the after sun is a must for replenishing moisture and promote healing. And the extra bonus? It even has a natural tan accelerator to help limbs looking bronzed for longer.
Hailed as a sun-down essential, helping leave skin smooth and supple after a day in the sun, the Green People is a must-have for a summer spent at home or abroad this year.
And there's never been a better time to buy as the Hydrating After Sun, with over 900 reviews and counting, has 20 per cent off with the code COOL20. But you'll have to be quick as this deal expires on July 17 2025.
As refreshing as stepping into the swimming pool on a hot summer's day, the after sun has Aloe Vera to instantly cools and calm sun-kissed skin. Packed with anti-ageing antioxidants and a refreshing peppermint scent, the soothing touch formula is bliss for sun-warmed skin.
As well as feeling instantly cooling and soothing, the Hydrating After Sun has longer benefits too. It cleverly helps to maximise the bronzing effects of a day spent in the sun thanks to the natural tan accelerator Inositol. This is derived from the fruits of the Carob tree and has been shown to accelerate the tanning process and reduce tan fade by over 50 per cent.
I tried the new Hydrating After Sun formula for myself after a particularly hot week and can confirm it feels incredibly refreshing and cooling on the skin, so much so that this will become a firm staple on any trips this summer.
The peppermint scent is uplifting while the non-sticky formula leaves your skin feeling super soft, smooth and nourished - exactly what I needed after a very hot day spent in the sun.
While it feels instantly glorious on the skin thanks to the soothing combination of Lavender, Chamomile and Myrrh, these wonder ingredients also further encourage post-sun skin repair in the longer term too.
And as for the tan accelerator, this is obviously a huge plus for keeping hold of any colour I get this summer - great for keeping the post-holiday glow for longer.
MailOnline readers can now get 20 per cent off the Green People Hydrating After Sun with the discount code COOL20 from July 17 to 20 205.
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