Is it too soon to discuss self tan? I’m not much of a self-tanner myself, but am very loyal to Vita Liberata if and when I do need a bit of a browning boost. Since I first started using it, it’s been through a few changes, with more on the way, but it’s the most reliable tan I’ve ever used in terms of looking natural and not streaking.
So, news that they’ve developed an affordable range for Superdrug is good news in my book. Premium self-tans are SO expensive (St. Tropez goes over the £30 mark), half the time I think I could get an Easyjet flight to somewhere sunny for the cost of a bottle of fake. Tinted Mousse (pictured) will be £14.95, Tinted Tan Liquid will be £10 and Matte Wash-Off Instant Tan will be £8.50 all of which I think is very reasonable for a brand that I know performs really well.
Please note that I haven’t tested these yet and they won’t launch into Superdrug til March (I bet they sneak it in a little earlier…).
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Lately I’ve been thinking a lot of self tanning, since I live in a country full of sun,I’m really white and therefor look like a snowman. I really dislike being in the sun all the time too, so I think I should try some self tanners. Do you have any reccomendations for a begginer?
I think St Tropez does one specifically for fair skin.. start there and as you get more confident, you can progress to darker stains if you want to x
Vita Liberata have one if you are nervous about colour called Moment by Moment which the longer you leave on the darker it gets – so you can wash it off when it is the colour you like. They also have do Fair, Medium and Dark in most of their tans. Use a Mitt though – helps prevent the streaking