You can’t beat the summer months – blue skies, barbecues, plus the mood-boosting benefits of warmer weather! There are, however, some downsides to the sunny season. Sultry days can play havoc with your hair and make-up. And then there’s the trial of having to get your body out after months covered up in layers of clothing – and revealing feet that have been tucked up in boots for months.
But we firmly believe these short months are here to be enjoyed, so we’ve rounded up expert tips and hard-working buys to help you survive – and thrive – in the sun.
Q If I burn in the sun, what should I do?
We all know it’s never good to get sunburn, but sometimes those rays can catch us out. If you’ve had too much sun, the first step is to calm the skin with a cold shower or place a cool, damp towel on the affected area. Next, slather your skin in aftersun to stop it getting dehydrated and peeling. , isn’t just for sunburn, but it can be kept in the fridge until
