“This looked very dark so I was reluctant to put a lot on - it dried really quickly, was


impressed as it wasn’t sticky at all. It didn’t streak and gave a nice even tan, was a bit difficult to blend into wrists though. It is expensive, but you don’t have to use much so it will last a long time”


2. St Tropez self-tan bronzing lotion 240ml £38 2C YU51D 20 wks £1·90


“Easy to apply, felt like applying moisturiser - and


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the drying didn’t take long at all. The product didn’t really smell when I was


applying and only a little bit afterwards. I was a bit apprehensive about applying it to my face but I was pleasantly suprised with the result, although it faded quite quickly.”


“This only took 3 or 4 minutes to dry completely,


it looked a bit blotchy when applied over shaved legs, but once it was


washed off it left a non-streaky finish. It smells strongly of coconut during


application, and no nasty fake tan smell! Leave it on for the maximum time for a better result”


3. Fake Bake 60-minutes tanner 236ml £32 28 DMY1U 20 wks £1·60


“This was so easy to apply, it’s coloured so you can


see any bits you miss, and it dries as it goes. The end result was


4. St Tropez self-tan bronzing mousse 240ml £38 2C YU72D 20 wks £1·90


great, not too dark and looked very natural. I think this is good value for money, as I ended up with a nice golden glow, 5/5!”


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