This moisturizer, which features aloe and macadamia nut oil, is a favorite among Hawaiian locals for its ability to prevent peeling as it soothes skin that’s gotten too much sun. 

 

$14.99, drugstore.com

 

Sun and saltwater can suck the moisture out of hair, but this post-beach treatment has tamanu oil, shea butter, coconut and palm oils to resuscitate strands back to their shiny, healthy glory. Antioxidant green tea extract, sunflower seed oil and vitamin E help protect against free radicals from UV rays (yes, sun damage is as bad for hair as it is for skin). 

 

$26, aveda.com

 

Most antioxidants are preventative, blocking free radicals from UV rays and other environmental sources before they can damage skin — that’s why there’s probably vitamin C in your day cream. But this breakthrough from Skinceuticals is meant to be applied at night to repair signs of damage that’s already happened. The formula features resveratrol — the potent antioxidant found in red wine and berries — that’s been stabilized and concentrated for maximum effectiveness.

 

$145, dermstore.com

Saltwater is great for bringing out your mermaid waves, but ocean soaked hair tends to lack shine. This texturizing spray leaves strands with a glossy finish that’s more beach glam than beach bum.

 

$39, bergdorfgoodman.com

 

Why let your hair have all the fun? Sunkissed skin should shine, too. This soothing post-sun lotion features mica minerals to give skin a subtle shimmer.

 

$7.99, ulta.com

 

Skip the neon green gel with added alcohol and coloring; pure aloe vera gel is the real deal and won’t irritate sensitive skin. Store it in the fridge for a cooling post-sun treatment.

 

$6.99, drugstore.com

No time to shower, let alone luxuriate with a hair mask after the beach? This lightweight leave-in conditioner spray nourishes sun-baked strands instantly, while leaving a hair with a pretty shine and summery scent.

 

$20, nordstrom.com