Sun allergy, but still want to enjoy the sun again?

The first (stronger) sun hits your skin and you get annoying, itchy bumps and blisters again?

Do you get sunburn after sun exposure? Severely itchy bumps or blisters , often on the décolletage, neck and arms? Then there is a good chance that you sun allergy have.

The official name for sun allergy is polymorphic light eruption (abbreviated: PMLE)

A client of mine with a sun allergy even has no more cortisone injections needed since she started using this product!

In this video I explain how to prevent and treat sun allergy.

There are a number of medical treatments available from the dermatologist, but I also advise you on which products you can use to help your skin get used to the sun.

With the Intolerance Solaire from Institut Esthederm not only gives your skin high external protection, but it also protects the cells in your skin, allowing you to tolerate the sun better.

This also allows you to protect children, intolerant and sun-sensitive skin (skin that first burns and then pales again) from the sun.