Swimming is exhilarating, challenging, and rewarding, however the constant exposure to chlorine and other pool chemicals can wreak havoc on your skin. Enter Dermasport – a skincare system specifically designed to counteract these effects.
Launched in June 2023, this innovative skincare line is specifically designed to cater to the unique needs of swimmers. Developed by board-certified dermatologist and avid swimmer Dr. Christopher Schmidt, Dermasport has teamed up with five-time gold medalist Nathan Adrian and two-time medalist Elizabeth Beisel to raise awareness and education for proper skin protection for swimmers of all levels.
Prior to launch, Dermasport conducted a rigorous four-year testing phase to place these products in the hands of recreational swimmers all the way to gold medalists. The compelling results attracted Adrian and Beisel to team up with the brand as official spokespersons to increase awareness for preventative skincare for aquatic athletes.
“As a competitive swimmer, I have always…
been challenged by the irritating effects of chlorine and sun on my face. I would often use a mineral sunscreen before I got in the water, and then use a petroleum jelly product on my face post-swim. As you can imagine, it didn’t feel great as the residue of the sunscreen and jelly lingered on my skin,” said Nathan Adrian.
“When I started using Dermasport, the experience was completely different: the sunscreen felt soothing and hydrating, and using the cleanser and moisturizer post-swim made my skin feel as healthy, if not more, than it did before I got in the pool.” said Two-time medalist Elizabeth Beisel.
Dermasport is a complete four-step skincare system including a Gental Facial Cleanser, Face Moisturizer, Eye Cream, and Sunscreen 50 SPF Facial, each packed with potent ingredients that work synergistically to cleanse, hydrate, and rejuvenate your skin.
Each product is thoughtfully formulated to address the common skin issues swimmers face, such as dryness, irritation, and premature aging caused by frequent exposure to chlorine and UV rays. “While developing Dermasport’s sunscreen, we were saddened to learn that certain sunscreens containing banned ingredients falsely claim to…
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