Sun prep supplement, Summer Glow

No, Summer Glow contains Vitamin A which is not advised in pregnancy or breastfeeding.

As Summer Glow contains a small amount of beta-carotene and could increase the risk of lung cancer in heavy smokers, we do not recommend its use for those currently using tobacco. We encourage you to consult your health care professional regarding any supplement.

As a precaution, those taking beta-carotene supplements during and after menopause may be subject to an increased risk of bone fracture. While Summer Glow contains a low dose of beta-carotene, we encourage you to speak with your health care professional for the best advice regarding supplementation.

No. Summer Glow is intended to prepare your skin for its most healthy sun-exposure, augmenting antioxidant action in the body and evening skin tone. It does not protect against harmful UVA / UVB Rays, thus it is imperative to continue using a specific broad spectrum sunscreen each morning as the last step in your skincare regimen, and reapply after swimming, sweating or prolonged exposure.