Why choose a spray over a lotion?

You don't have to rub sunburnt skin — the mist applies a light, even, cooling layer, and reaches your own back and shoulders. It's the comfortable option when skin is genuinely sore.

Can I take it in hand luggage?

Yes — at 100ml it meets the standard airline cabin liquid limit, so it can fly in your liquids bag.

How do I get rid of sunburn redness fast?

Cool the skin with a lukewarm shower, apply aftersun generously and often, drink water and stay out of the sun. Nothing removes redness overnight — mild sunburn settles over a few days.

How often can I apply it?

As often as skin feels hot or tight — there's no maximum. The first few hours after exposure matter most.

Is it OK for the face?

Spray it into your hands first and smooth on, keeping clear of the eyes — don't spray directly at the face.

Malibu After Sun Lotion Spray - 100ml

Spray-on aftersun — cools and rehydrates sore post-sun skin without rubbing, and reaches backs and shoulders solo. Hand-luggage-friendly 100ml.

Spray format — no rubbing sore skin.
Cools on contact, rehydrates fast.
Reaches backs and shoulders without help.
100ml — allowed in hand luggage.
Light, even coverage every time.

£2.29 GBP inc. VAT

In stock

Safety information 2

Aftersun doesn't treat bad sunburn

For blistering, swelling, fever or sunburn on a young child, speak to a pharmacist or GP. Aftersun soothes mild redness and dryness.

Don't spray at the face

Apply to hands first for the face, keeping clear of eyes. For external use only, not on broken or blistered skin.

Product overview

About Malibu After Sun Lotion Spray

Malibu's aftersun spray puts sunburn relief in a bottle you don't have to touch hot skin to use: spray it on, let it sink in, done. The lotion mist cools on contact and rehydrates skin after a day in the sun, easing tightness without rubbing. At 100ml it also fits airline hand-luggage liquid rules — a proper travel size aftersun.

Why a spray aftersun?

When skin is sore, the last thing you want is to massage lotion into it. A spray reaches shoulders and backs without help, applies a light even layer, and cools as the mist settles — the gentlest way to get relief onto freshly sunburnt skin.

How to use

Shower off sun cream, salt and chlorine, then spray generously over the affected areas and let it absorb — no need to rub sore skin. Reapply whenever skin feels hot or tight, and drink plenty of water.

Good to know

Aftersun soothes mild redness and dryness — blistered, swollen or feverish sunburn needs a pharmacist or GP. Keep the spray away from the face and eyes; apply to hands first for the face.