Clear Self Tanner Bronzing Water Foam | Just Act Natural - Best 1 Hour Express Sunless Tanning Mousse, Dark, Transfer-Free, Enriched With Coconut Water & Vitamin E, Face & Body, 6.7 Fl oz

I have fair skin, this gets me dark. I do two to three coats. I’ll probably buy the darkest color when I reorder as I have the second to darkest. I leave it on all day. Then wash it off the next morning. By the time I shower any color that comes off is very minimal- just the color guide which is a slightly gray tint. I end up coming out of the shower as dark as I was going into the shower, just with a beautiful brown color minus the slight gray hue. I, like many here, have used almost every self tanner on the market. This stuff is cheap and gives you a deep, dark tan, what more could you ask for? The color doesn’t settle right away so you can check it out once done in one area and you have time to even it out if you need to. I never have streaks or am blotchy. Just be sure to properly prep your skin, this is the key to an even, beautiful tan. If you’re a beginner do your research, or read the pro tips below. I wish someone had given me these tips before I first started on my self-tanning journey. Here is how I prep and how I keep my tan lasting as long as possible. - Start exfoliating two to three days prior to tanning. (Here’s why this first step is MOST important: If you just exfoliate once, you’re going to get a bunch of dead skin cells off, but you’re not going to get everything off. When you tan dead skin cells, those dead skin cells are going to eventually shed themselves not at the same time as the other skin cells, and so you’ll left looking patchy or spotty. I use Indie Lee’s ‘Coconut Citrus Body Scrub,’ but any salt or sugar scrub you like will do. If you have dry skin, use a moisturizing body scrub as exfoliating can be abrasive and remove moisture. - Remove hair the day before with an epilator or by waxing, something long term so you don’t have to shave your color off. If you must shave, shave the day of tanning when you shower, not the day before. - Shower the day of tanning- but WAIT to tan. You want your skin to be clean when you apply your self-tanner, but you should wait a little bit post-shower to slather on tanner. When you get out of the shower, your skin is more absorptive and the self-tanner or the bronzer [can] seep into your pores, which can leave you with a speckled appearance, almost looks like blackheads or freckles. **If you're in a hurry to apply, you can run ice cold water over skin for 15 seconds to prevent seepage, but your skin should be completely dry before applying tanner to prevent uneven application. - Protect your hands and feet, apply a fragrance free moisturizer because if you don’t they will be orange. Go for a non-oily moisturizer that absorbs quickly. Make sure whatever you use even if it’s something you have to use in a bind, that it COMPLETELY absorbs into skin first. For dry skin do two coats. I VERY lightly apply moisturizer to knees and elbows and lightly apply tanner on these areas as well. - Use a tanning mitt, for small areas like feet you can use a make up brush, it works just as well as a tanning brush- trust me I’ve used both. Doing this ensures a subtle tan in those areas also. I use one for my face also, and blend it into my hairline in circular motions. - Work from the feet up. Your body creases and so will your tanner if you don’t. - If you forget to pick up a sling tanner for your back, use a spatula and put it in your mitt. (Don’t judge 😂) - WASH HANDA IMMEDIATELY AFTER. Use a makeup brush to blend the areas around your hands and wrists so that you don't finish with a line. - To preserve your self-tan for as long as possible, take lukewarm showers. Once you get out of the shower, be sure to pat yourself dry instead of rubbing and always moisturize. If you need to wear something tight like a sports bra, apply talc-free baby powder onto your skin before you wear it to make sure your tan stays glowing. To keep up with your tan for as long as possible be sure to use these showering tips towards the bottom. When you remove hair try a cream hair remover, avoid shaving if you’re gonna keep up the tan. Reapply as needed, every few days should do the trick.

I've been self-tanning for 30 years. I've tried them all: Cheap. Drug store. Luxury. Stinky. Lovely fragrances. Color guides. Spray. Foam. Clear. White lotion. Gel. Streaky. Uneven fading. Itchy. Bright orange. Too dark. Too pale. You name a brand, I've tried it. I have found a winner. It's b.tan, Clear, Just Act Natural. No color guide coming off on my sheets. No streaking. No fake orange color. Fades evenly. Lasts almost a week. The coconut smells nice, the self-tanner smell does develop as the chemical reaction occurs, but its not strong and easily addressed with fragranced lotions and perfume. Do the prep work of exfoliating and shaving, apply lotion to your hands/feet/knees/elbows ahead of the tan, use disposable surgical gloves to apply, buff into your face/backs of your hands/tops of your feet with a kabuki brush, apply the product to a velour back strap to tan the back, wait 15-20 min and apply lotion again to your hands/feet/knees/elbows, use a big fluffy brush to dust baby powder where your skin touches skin: armpits, inner elbow, back of your knees, hip joint where your legs crease as you sit, and sleep in loose fitting PJs (mine are are a very soft T-shirt material). The next morning you'll have a nice tan. During the week apply lotion every morning and every night to keep moisturized. When you shower use warm water not hot and don't stay in too long because it makes the tan fade more quickly. Use gentle moisturizing soap. I have the routine down and can get it accomplished efficiently. I tan on Sunday night and can get through the 5 day work week, but I generally do it again on Thursday night to get through the weekend to not worry about fading. But honestly I could make this go a week with a minor touch up using a light shade of self-tanner on my face/hands/feet where it starts to wear off sooner. If I don't feel like doing the whole tan again before the week is up I can use a little bronzing powder to spruce up those areas. I'm super pale and have had pre-cancerous lesions removed, and my sister passed away from skin cancer, so I don't lay in the sun and don't get in the tanning bed. I feel better wearing dresses and sandals with some color on my skin so a quality sunless tanner makes me happy. This tanner is excellent. It looks natural on me. The darker shades would look ridiculous on my skin tone. You will need to experiment yourself. Your skin reacts chemically to get the appearance of tan skin so it's a game of chance that I've been playing for 30 years. You learn your own skin and discover tips and tricks on how to make it look better. I mix a rose gold highlighter in with my lotion to give it a little extra glow. I will be buying this again for sure.

I waited until my second use to make sure when writing the review. It's defo worth the buy! I'm pasty white being a red head and it makes a huge difference. 1st time of use I mixed it with moisturiser to make it spread easier and left it for a few hours before a shower. 2nd time, straight from the bottle, slept over night and showered with amazing results! Well empressed! Easy to use, scent isn't to bad like other brands and lasts long enough. It dosnt come of patchy and dosnt have that cracked skin look when fading of either. Defo recommend, particularly us red heads!

Muy bueno, al principio dude del color porque es verdoso pero yo que soy un tono de piel muy blanco estuvo ideal porque no te deja naranja flaso. Si necesitas capas para ir intensificando el color.

Great self tanning

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Per la mia pelle è il migliore mai provato. In schiuma, si stende con apposito guanto (non presente qui) e dopo poche ore appare l’abbronzatura marroncina (no giallo). Più si tiene prima di sciacquare, più scura rimane l’abbronzatura