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Why is SPF 20 tanning oil the perfect choice for those who want to enjoy a carefree tan? Intensive tanning and radiant skin: With our special formula of Tahitian monoi and tanning accelerator, your skin is quickly and evenly tanned, while high-quality sun protection filters protect it from harmful UV rays. This keeps your skin golden brown and healthy for longer.The secret to radiant and glowing skin lies in our Monoi de Tahiti, which moisturises, nourishes and leaves the skin delicately scented. The Tiaré flower, also known as the "Queen of Polynesia", gives your body an exotic fragrance. What are the benefits of tanning oil with SPF 20? Contains Monoi de Tahiti with a controlled designation of origin Provides intensive moisturisation Moderate sun protection with sun protection factor 20(SPF 20) Pleasant scent of tiare for an exotic fragrance experience What protection does Monoi de Tahiti tanning oil - dry sun oil SPF 20 offer? Monoi de Tahiti Tanning Oil - Dry Oil SPF 20 is a high-quality product that offers excellent protection against the sun's harmful rays. It has a sun protection factor of 20, which means that it can block around 95% of harmful UVB rays. However, this does not mean that you can expose yourself to the sun indefinitely. It is important to note that no sunscreen can provide 100% protection from UV rays. Monoi de Tahiti dry sun oil is more than just a sunscreen. It is a blend of nourishing ingredients that moisturise the skin and keep it soft and supple. The main ingredient, Monoi de Tahiti, is a Polynesian beauty secret derived from a blend of coconut oil and the fragrant Tahitian gardenia(tiare flower) . It has moisturising, soothing and repairing properties that help protect the skin from the damaging effects of the sun. This sun oil is dry, which means it absorbs quickly into the skin and leaves no greasy or sticky residue. It leaves a subtle sheen on the skin and enhances the natural tan. It can help to achieve an even and longer-lasting tan by stimulating the skin's production of melanin, the pigment responsible for skin tanning. As well as protecting against UV rays, Monoi de Tahiti - Dry Sun Oil SPF 20 also offers protection against other harmful environmental influences. It contains antioxidants that help to fight free radicals caused by pollution and sun exposure that can damage the skin. It can help prevent premature skin ageing, such as wrinkles and age spots. It is also important to mention that this sun oil is waterproof. This means that it offers some protection even when swimming or sweating. However, it should be reapplied after bathing or heavy sweating to ensure continued protection. To summarise, Monoi de Tahiti Tanning Oil - Dry Sun Oil SPF 20 provides comprehensive protection from the sun while nourishing and caring for the skin. It helps to achieve a beautiful and healthy tan while protecting the skin from the harmful effects of UV rays and other environmental damage. It is an excellent choice for those who want to nourish and protect their skin while sunbathing. Does Monoi de Tahiti Tanning Oil - Dry Sun Oil SPF 20 protect like a lotion? Monoi de Tahiti - dry sun oil SPF 20 is a special sun care product known for its unique properties and exotic fragrance. It is a dry oil that is quickly absorbed into the skin on application and leaves a pleasant, non-greasy feeling. The question of whether it protects like a lotion is a valid one and I will try to answer it in detail. The Monoi de Tahiti Sun Oil contains a sun protection factor (SPF) of 20, which means that it offers some protection against the harmful effects of UV radiation. It is important to remember that the SPF indicates how long you can stay in the sun without getting sunburnt compared to the time you could spend without protection. An SPF of 20 therefore means that you can theoretically stay in the sun 20 times longer than would be possible without protection. In this sense, Monoi de Tahiti sun oil offers similar protection to a sun lotion with the same SPF. However, it is important to note that no sunscreen provides 100% protection from UV radiation and it is always advisable to consider other protective measures such as wearing a sun hat and sunglasses. Another important aspect when using sun oil compared to lotions is the method of application. While lotions should generally be applied generously and worked thoroughly into the skin, oils are often easier to spread more evenly. This can result in the oil providing more effective protection as it is less likely to leave areas of the skin unprotected. In addition, Monoi de Tahiti Sun Oil is known for its nourishing properties. It contains Monoi oil, a traditional Polynesian product made from a blend of coconut oil and the flowers of the Tiare tree. This oil is known for its moisturising and skin-soothing properties, which can help to protect the skin from drying out and keep it soft and supple. To summarise, Monoi de Tahiti - Dry Sun Oil SPF 20 offers similar protection from the sun as a lotion with the same SPF. In addition, thanks to its unique composition, it also offers moisturising benefits. However, it is important to remember that no sunscreen offers complete protection against UV radiation and that it is always advisable to protect yourself additionally with clothing and other means. Tanning with and without sun oil - what does it mean for the skin? Tanning with and without sun oil has different effects on the skin and should therefore be considered carefully. The natural tan that results from sun exposure occurs because the skin produces melanin to protect itself from ultraviolet radiation. This process can be accelerated by the use of suntan oil, which directs the sun's rays onto the skin and intensifies the tanning reaction. If you tan without sun oil, your skin will develop a natural tan that generally lasts longer. However, as the skin is not additionally protected, there is an increased risk of sunburn and, in the worst case, skin cancer. It is therefore crucial not to overexpose the skin to the sun and to always use a sunscreen with a high sun protection factor. On the other hand, the use of sun oil can accelerate and intensify tanning by directing the sun's rays onto the skin. However, this can dry out the skin and make it more susceptible to sun damage. In addition, using suntan oil without adequate sun protection can increase the risk of sunburn and skin cancer. It's also important to remember that not all suntan oils are created equal. Some contain tan-enhancing ingredients that stimulate melanin production, while others contain moisturising ingredients that nourish the skin and help it maintain its natural moisture balance. Another important point is that sun oil does not block the sun's rays and therefore offers no protection against UV rays. This means that even if the skin tans faster, it is still exposed to the harmful effects of the sun's rays. It is therefore essential to always use a sunscreen with a high sun protection factor, even if you use sun oil. To summarise, tanning both with and without sun oil has its advantages and disadvantages. Whilst suntan oil can speed up the tanning process, it can also dry out the skin and make it more susceptible to sun damage. On the other hand, tanning without suntan oil can lead to a longer-lasting tan, but there is also a higher risk of sunburn and skin cancer. Regardless of which method you choose, it is important to always use appropriate sun protection and avoid overexposing your skin to the sun. How is Monoi de Tahiti Tanning Oil - Dry Sun Oil SPF 20 used? Apply the tanning oil 15 to 20 minutes before sunbathing to stimulate sun protection. Shake the sun oil well and then apply generously to the body before sunbathing to ensure it is well protected and moisturised. Reapply frequently so that the oil continues to protect your skin. With moderate sun protection - only apply to tanned skin or dark skin types Gradually reduce your time in the sun as the days go by What should I bear in mind when sunbathing to ensure the right sun protection? Protect your skin before you go out in the sun, as UV protection only takes effect after a while. Choose the sun protection factor that your skin needs Always use sun protection products that suit your skin type to avoid sunburn. Look for high-quality ingredients when choosing your sun spray. Be aware that overexposure to the sun can be harmful to your health. Always keep babies and small children away from direct sunlight. Use sun protection products such as sunglasses, shield caps, ... Avoid being in direct sunlight between 12 noon and 4 pm, as UV radiation (UVA & UVB) is at its most intense during this time. Slow, gentle tanning without damaging the skin (sunburn) leads to a longer-lasting tan. Which ingredients are contained in the tanning oil Monoi de Tahiti - dry sun oil SPF 20? paraffinum liquidum, cocos nucifera, gardenia tahitensis oil, ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate, butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, parfum, gardenia tahitensis flower extract, tocopherol, helianthus annuus seed oil, amyl cinnamal, benzyl alcohol, cinnamyl alcohol, eugenol, benzyl salicylate, geraniol, linalool, benzyl benzoate, hexyl cinnamal, monoï 10%. Content: 150 mlWe have more tanning oilsin our range and find out more about skin types. 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What makes the tanning oil sun spray with SPF 30 an ideal product for lovers of a carefree tan? This tanning oil sun spray with genuine Monoï de Tahiti and high-quality sun filters is ideal for anyone looking for a natural and carefree tan. It moisturises, protects the skin from UVA and UVB rays and leaves no greasy film. The ultra-light texture is absorbed immediately without leaving traces or a greasy and sticky film for a dry-touch effect. The pleasant scent of coconut provides an exotic experience. With SPF 30, the spray offers a high level of sun protection and is waterproof. It is suitable for all skin types and is perfect for sunny days. However, follow the application instructions to protect the skin as well as possible. Its aerosol spray makes it possible to reach hard-to-reach areas of the body such as the back of the legs. The benefits of sun protection tanning oil SPF 30: Combines tanning and sun protectionContains Monoï de Tahiti Appellation d'Origine (controlled designation of origin)Intensively moisturises the skinHas an ultra-light texture that is neither greasy nor sticky (gives a dry feeling)Leaves no residueWaterproofProvides high sun protection with SPF 30 So do you tan faster with suntan oil than with sun cream for the same sun protection factor? Whether you tan faster with suntan oil than with sun cream with the same sun protection factor (SPF) is an interesting question that sheds light on various aspects of skin care and how sun protection products work. Both the chemical and physical properties of the products as well as individual skin types and personal tanning habits play a role here. Sun protection factor and protection mechanism The sun protection factor (SPF) of a sunscreen product indicates how much longer a person can stay in the sun without getting sunburnt compared to unprotected skin. An SPF 30, for example, means that a person can theoretically stay in the sun 30 times longer. This factor applies regardless of whether the product is an oil or a cream. Differences between sun oil and sun cream Composition and texture Sun oilsconsist mainly of oily substances that leave a smooth and often shiny surface on the skin. They also contain UV filters, which can be either chemical (absorb UV rays) or physical (reflect UV rays). Sun creams, on the other hand, are emulsions of water and oil that also contain UV filters. They can also contain moisturising and nourishing ingredients such as aloe vera or vitamin E. Feeling of application and comfort Sun oilsoften offer a pleasant, smooth skin feel and are perceived by many as lighter. They tend to absorb quickly and rarely leave a white film, which can occur with some sun creams. Sun creams, on the other hand, can be thicker and, depending on the formulation, can leave a visible film on the skin that is perceived as less pleasant. Tanning effect The actual tanning of the skin is triggered by melanin production in the skin cells, which occurs in response to UV radiation. UVB rays play a greater role here, as they penetrate deeper into the skin and stimulate the melanocytes to produce melanin. Reflection and absorption Oily textures can help distribute UV rays more evenly across the skin. This can potentially lead to a more even tan. In addition, some oils may themselves be slightly translucent, which theoretically blocks UV rays less and therefore accelerates tanning. Psychological and practical aspects Another aspect is the frequency of application. Tanning oils usually need to be applied more frequently as they can be washed off more quickly through sweating or swimming. This more frequent application can unconsciously lead to higher UV exposure, which in turn could accelerate tanning. On the other hand, sun creams are often applied more generously and less frequently, which could lead to more effective protection and slower tanning. Summary Overall, it can be said that with the same SPF, the speed of tanning theoretically does not depend on the type of sunscreen, but on the amount of UV rays absorbed. In practice, however, the texture and application properties of sun oils could promote faster and more even tanning and therefore count as tanning accelerators. However, it is important to note that both products should provide the same level of protection against harmful UV rays, provided they are applied correctly. However, it remains crucial that, regardless of the product used, sun protection is regularly renewed and additional protective measures, such as wearing protective clothing and avoiding the most intense hours of sunshine, are adhered to. This is the only way to achieve a healthy tan without an increased risk of skin damage. How is Monoi de Tahiti tanning oil - dry sun oil SPF 30 used? Shake the spray well before use and apply the tanning oil generously to the body before exposing yourself to the sun. Frequent reapplication is important to maintain protection. This tanning oil offers medium to high sun protection with SPF 30 and is therefore suitable for medium to dark skin types with intensive sun exposure. What should I bear in mind when sunbathing? Protect your skin before sunbathing. Protection from UV radiation is not immediate To avoid sunburn, always use products that suit your specific skin type. Remember that overexposure to the sun can be harmful to your health. Always keep babies and young children away from direct sunlight. Avoid being exposed to direct sunlight between 12 noon and 4 pm, as the radiation is most intense at this time. Slow natural tanning without damaging the skin will also help you keep your tan for longer. What ingredients does Monoi de Tahiti tanning oil - dry sun oil SPF 30 contain? butane, alcohol denat, diisopropyl sebacate, octocrylene, homosalate, ethylhexyl salicylate, butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, diethylhexyl succinate, diethylhexyl butamido triazone, isobutane, parfum (fragrance), cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, bis-ethylhexyloxyphenol methoxyphenyl triazine, propane, glycerin, acrylates/octylacrylamide copolymer, peg-8, tocopherol, gardenia tahitensis flower extract, ascorbyl palmitate, helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil, ascorbic acid, citric acid, coumarin, monoï 1%.Warnings:Contains 0.7% flammable ingredients. Container is pressurised and may explode if heated. Do not puncture or burn, even after use. Keep out of reach of children. Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other sources of ignition. Do not smoke. Protect from sunlight and do not expose to temperatures exceeding 50°C/122°F.Contents: 200 mlYou may also be interested in this: Sun oil - tricks and tips for use

Why is SPF 30 tanning oil the perfect choice for those who want to enjoy a carefree tan? Intensive tanning and radiant skin: With our special formula of Tahitian monoi and tanning accelerator, your skin will tan quickly and evenly, while high-quality sun protection filters protect it from harmful UV rays. This keeps your skin golden brown and healthy for longer.The secret to radiant and glowing skin lies in our Monoi de Tahiti, which moisturises, nourishes and leaves the skin delicately scented. The Tiaré flower, also known as the "Queen of Polynesia", gives your body an exotic fragrance. What are the benefits of tanning oil with SPF 30? Contains Monoi de Tahiti with a controlled designation of origin Provides intensive moisturisation High sun protection with sun protection factor 30(SPF 30) Pleasant scent of tiare for an exotic fragrance experience What protection does Monoi de Tahiti tanning oil - dry sun oil SPF 30 offer? Monoi de Tahiti Tanning Oil - Dry Oil SPF 30 is a high-quality product that offers excellent protection against the sun's harmful rays. It has a sun protection factor of 30, which means that it can block around 95% of harmful UVB rays. However, this does not mean that you can expose yourself to the sun indefinitely. It is important to note that no sunscreen can provide 100% protection from UV rays. Monoi de Tahiti dry sun oil is more than just a sunscreen. It is a blend of nourishing ingredients that moisturise the skin and keep it soft and supple. The main ingredient, Monoi de Tahiti, is a Polynesian beauty secret derived from the blend of coconut oil and the fragrant Tahitian gardenia. It has moisturising, soothing and repairing properties that help protect the skin from the damaging effects of the sun. This sun oil is dry, which means it absorbs quickly into the skin and leaves no greasy or sticky residue. It leaves a subtle sheen on the skin and enhances the natural tan. It can help to achieve an even and longer-lasting tan by stimulating the skin's production of melanin, the pigment responsible for skin tanning. As well as protecting against UV rays, Monoi de Tahiti - Dry Sun Oil SPF 30 also offers protection against other harmful environmental influences. It contains antioxidants that help to fight free radicals caused by pollution and sun exposure that can damage the skin. It can help prevent premature skin ageing, such as wrinkles and age spots. It is also important to mention that this sun oil is waterproof. This means that it offers some protection even when swimming or sweating. However, it should be reapplied after bathing or heavy sweating to ensure continued protection. To summarise, Monoi de Tahiti Tanning Oil - Dry Sun Oil SPF 20 provides comprehensive protection from the sun while nourishing and caring for the skin. It helps to achieve a beautiful and healthy tan while protecting the skin from the harmful effects of UV rays and other environmental damage. It is an excellent choice for those who want to nourish and protect their skin while sunbathing. Does Monoi de Tahiti Tanning Oil - Dry Sun Oil SPF 30 protect like a lotion? Monoi de Tahiti - dry sun oil SPF 30 is a special sun care product known for its unique properties and exotic fragrance. It is a dry oil that is quickly absorbed into the skin on application and leaves a pleasant, non-greasy feeling. The question of whether it protects like a lotion is a valid one and I will try to answer it in detail. The Monoi de Tahiti Sun Oil contains a sun protection factor (SPF) of 30, which means that it offers some protection against the harmful effects of UV radiation. It is important to remember that the SPF indicates how long you can stay in the sun without getting sunburnt compared to the time you could spend without protection. An SPF of 30 therefore means that you can theoretically stay in the sun 30 times longer than would be possible without protection. In this sense, Monoi de Tahiti sun oil offers similar protection to a sun lotion with the same SPF. However, it is important to note that no sunscreen provides 100% protection from UV radiation and it is always advisable to consider other protective measures such as wearing a sun hat and sunglasses. Another important aspect when using sun oil compared to lotions is the method of application. While lotions should generally be applied generously and worked thoroughly into the skin, oils are often easier to spread more evenly. This can result in the oil providing more effective protection as it is less likely to leave areas of the skin unprotected. In addition, Monoi de Tahiti Sun Oil is known for its nourishing properties. It contains Monoi oil, a traditional Polynesian product made from a blend of coconut oil and the flowers of the Tiare tree. This oil is known for its moisturising and skin-soothing properties, which can help to protect the skin from drying out and keep it soft and supple. To summarise, Monoi de Tahiti - Dry Sun Oil SPF 30 offers similar protection from the sun as a lotion with the same SPF. In addition, thanks to its unique composition, it also offers moisturising benefits. However, it is important to remember that no sunscreen offers complete protection against UV radiation and that it is always advisable to protect yourself additionally with clothing and other means. Tanning with and without sun oil - what does it mean for the skin? Tanning with and without sun oil has different effects on the skin and should therefore be considered carefully. The natural tan that results from sun exposure occurs because the skin produces melanin to protect itself from ultraviolet radiation. This process can be accelerated by the use of suntan oil, which directs the sun's rays onto the skin and intensifies the tanning reaction. If you tan without sun oil, your skin will develop a natural tan that generally lasts longer. However, as the skin is not additionally protected, there is an increased risk of sunburn and, in the worst case, skin cancer. It is therefore crucial not to overexpose the skin to the sun and to always use a sunscreen with a high sun protection factor. On the other hand, the use of sun oil can accelerate and intensify tanning by directing the sun's rays onto the skin. However, this can dry out the skin and make it more susceptible to sun damage. In addition, using suntan oil without adequate sun protection can increase the risk of sunburn and skin cancer. It's also important to remember that not all suntan oils are created equal. Some contain tan-enhancing ingredients that stimulate melanin production, while others contain moisturising ingredients that nourish the skin and help it maintain its natural moisture balance. Another important point is that sun oil does not block the sun's rays and therefore offers no protection against UV rays. This means that even if the skin tans faster, it is still exposed to the harmful effects of the sun's rays. It is therefore essential to always use a sunscreen with a high sun protection factor, even if you use sun oil. To summarise, tanning both with and without sun oil has its advantages and disadvantages. Whilst suntan oil can speed up the tanning process, it can also dry out the skin and make it more susceptible to sun damage. On the other hand, tanning without suntan oil can lead to a longer-lasting tan, but there is also a higher risk of sunburn and skin cancer. Regardless of which method you choose, it is important to always use appropriate sun protection and avoid overexposing your skin to the sun. How is Monoi de Tahiti Tanning Oil - Dry Sun Oil SPF 30 used? Apply the tanning oil 15 to 20 minutes before sunbathing to stimulate sun protection. Shake the sun oil well and then apply generously to the body before sunbathing to ensure it is well protected and moisturised. Reapply frequently so that the oil continues to protect your skin. With moderate sun protection - only apply to tanned skin or darker skin types Gradually reduce your time in the sun as the days go by What should I bear in mind when sunbathing to ensure the right sun protection? Protect your skin before you go out in the sun, as UV protection only takes effect after a while. Choose the sun protection factor that your skin needs Always use sun protection products that suit your skin type to avoid sunburn. Look for high-quality ingredients when choosing your sun spray. Be aware that overexposure to the sun can be harmful to your health. Always keep babies and small children away from direct sunlight. Use sun protection products such as sunglasses, shield caps, ... Avoid being in direct sunlight between 12 noon and 4 pm, as UV radiation (UVA & UVB) is at its most intense during this time. Slow, gentle tanning without damaging the skin (sunburn) leads to a longer-lasting tan. Which ingredients are contained in the tanning oil Monoi de Tahiti - dry sun oil SPF 30? paraffinum liquidum, cocos nucifera, gardenia tahitensis oil, ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate, butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, parfum, gardenia tahitensis flower extract, tocopherol, helianthus annuus seed oil, amyl cinnamal, benzyl alcohol, cinnamyl alcohol, eugenol, benzyl salicylate, geraniol, linalool, benzyl benzoate, hexyl cinnamal, monoï 10%. Content: 150 mlWe have more tanning oilsin our range and find out more about skin types. 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