St. Tropez Every Day Gradual Tan Body
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St. Tropez Every Day Gradual Tan Body Reviews
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Gives you a great dark bronze
This stuff freaked me out when I first squirted it out into my hands. Its REALLY dark. It says not to rub but in which weirded me out to. I just tried to glide it on my skin quickly without rubbing it in which I worried would leave me looking really blotchy and horrible. My hands were dark immediately and it didn't wash right off so I had dark hands the rest of the day. The next day my hands looked normal again and the rest of my body looked WOW! I had a really nice dark, bronze. To my delight there was only one small blotchy spot on my side. — 1 year, 10 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 3 of 4 people said helpful
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Great smell, mediocre color
I absolutely adore the St. Tropez Self Tan Bronzing Mousse, so I purchased this product as well. The results of this lotion are much more subtle than the mousse, it gives you a very light golden bronze color in about a week of daily use. After using the other St. Tropez mousse product and getting instant gratification (a dark tan within a couple of hours), this product was sort of a let down for me. I use this mostly for maintenance of the tan I get from the mousse but alone, the resulting color isn't really dark enough for my skin tone. However, this is still a good product. It's a white nice smelling lotion that goes on streak free and best of all has ZERO self tanner smell. With other self tanners (ahem, Jergens) I was always stuck wearing it before I went to bed instead of during the day because nothing is worse than smelling like rotting fruits/self tanner at work. I would say that is probably the biggest pro. It is a little pricey for everyday use though, so I probably won't be purchasing again. — 11 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 2 people said helpful
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Subtle results
I really like this self tanner and I consider myself a professional on the subject, a true bonafide - sunphobic - religious self tanning fanatic. I have doctorate in self tanning. Do you get the picture? Self tanning has been a staple of my summers since 1995, starting with Amway and many, many, many others thru to the present day. Just to name a few....Lancolme, Clairens, Arbonne, Fake Bake, Bare Escentials, Loreal, Neutrogena. Some of these product have been great, some mediocre, some plain awful. But I have NEVER used a self tanner that did not smell in some way after a couple hours of 'development' and I seriously doubted St. Tropez's claim to the contrary. But it did not disappoint. I cannot detect even the slightest fake tan smell. I thought it somewhat pricey for the bottle size and the color was very subtle but natural (great for us fair skinned gals). It is definitely a gradual, development kind of tanning cream. I highly recommend this to a virgin self tanner as gar-on-tee fool proof!! — 1 year, 7 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 4 of 5 people said helpful







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