Tolerance and Perceived Efficacy of a Sunscreen Product Used in the Context of Energy-Based Hair Removal: A SINGLE-CENTER, Dermatologist-Controlled Clinical Study

To avoid any risk of burns or pigmentary issues, it is essential to avoid any exposure to UV prior to undergoing any energy-based hair removal session. Moreover, these procedures may temporarily increase skin sensitivity, making proper photoprotection essential to help maintain comfort and prevent irritation.

This study aimed to evaluate the cutaneous tolerance and perceived efficacy of a sunscreen product specifically designed for sun intolerances before and after a diode laser hair removal session.

Study Design: Single-center, dermatologist-controlled clinical study

Study panel: 21 female subjects aged 22–69 years, with Fitzpatrick phototypes II–III

Study Product: SPF50+ sunscreen product specifically suitable for sensitive skin, with high solar physical and biological protection, soothing active ingredients and high tolerance galenic.