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Dry Skin Self Tan Bondi Sands Everyday Gradual Tanning Milk 375ml

Bondi Sands Everyday Gradual Tanning Milk 375ml

Self Tan, Glow, Moisturising, Scented, Vitamins, Vitamin E, Aloe Vera

£9.00
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SELF-TANNER

FAQ

Usually between two to five days, but it varies between products. Your skin type also affects its durability, and how often you shower does too. To keep the results nicer for longer, you should exfoliate your skin a few days before applying the product.

As the days pass, the colour from the product will fade; usually, it will take a week to fully disappear. If you want to remove it quicker there are tan removers you can use.

It’s different from product to product, but usually, you should let the product develop for at least four hours. Read the product packaging, as the exact time for your particular product should be on the package.

Three tips for buying self-tanners

Self tan is available in many different formulations:

  • Self tanning spray are usually easy to apply, and apply evenly to the entire body, including hard-to-reach areas.

  • Self tanning mousse is also easy to apply and often feels wonderfully soft on the skin. It dries quickly and doesn't feel as sticky.

  • Self tan drops are often mixed with a skin cream.

  • Self tanning serums are often designed for easy facial use

  • Self tanning gel is cooling and glides on easily. However, it may take a while to dry

  • Self tanning cream is perhaps the most classic consistency. It can also be one of the trickier ones to achieve an even result with, as it can look streaky if you're not careful

Many people associate self tans with an orange result. The easiest way to ensure that the colour does not become too strong is to look at what kind of result the product promises.

  • Those that promise a light result are suitable for people with a lighter skin tone.

If you have a deeper colour, you should instead look for those that will give you a medium or strong/deep result.

It’s a good idea to supplement your purchase of a self tan with a body scrub and a good body lotion. It is important that the skin is not dry when applying self-tanning products, as the result may become blotchy and uneven. If you exfoliate and lubricate the skin regularly before a self tan treatment, your result will be much better.

In case you are pregnant and wondering whether it’s safe for you and your baby to use self-tanners, NHS has some information about this.

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