TAN Meet the BETH ESME
There’s no escaping the fact warmer weather is hopefully heading our way, and that inevitably means getting our arms and legs out after months of hiding them away. There’s only one way to make sure they’re ready to face the public, and that’s by slapping on some fake tan! We all know the pitfalls - streaky legs, orange elbows, digestive biscuit aroma following us round for days and stained towels, it’s a tricky business! So with that in mind, we’ve put together a panel of shoppers to put the best fake tans to the test. They each took home a bottle of tan-tastic treats and set to work getting those limbs looking bronzed and gorgeous, and then gave us a mini-report on the goods and the not-so-goods so you can find the tan that’s right for you - happy tanning!
“Very easy, goes on smooth - took a couple of
minutes to dry. I used the Tanning Mit on one leg and the gloves provided
on the other and they both came out the same - no streaks! There was a bit of a biscuity smell, but it was fabulous and great value - will definitely be changing my tan to this!”
1. Fake Bake original self-tan lotion 170ml £31 MV 0523V 20 wks £1·55
“Very easy application, because it’s thick you really have to rub it in so you get
good coverage. It smells lovely going on, even though the familiar fake tan smell comes after a few hours, it’s not over-
bearing. It gave a subtle result so I had to layer it to get the desired result. It’s great value for money”
For St Tropez Everyday Gradual Tan go online Item no. 2CYUF
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