Trying To Decide Between These Self Tanners.

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Adriana S.

Mar 18, 2013

Adriana S.

I've been using drugstore self tanners for a couple years but I want to be darker. Also I hate how I look like an alligator for a day, then pale for a day because I have to wait for all if my tan to be scrubbed off to put on a fresh coat. I'm trying to decide between tarte's brazilliance tanner, something from St Tropez, or Beautisol. Has anyone tried one or all of these and why do or don't you like them?

Desiree M.

Mar 18, 2013

Desiree M.

Personally not a user of self-tanker but I've heard lots of good about St. Tropez as far as color/looking natural. Good luck, lovey.

Desiree M.

Mar 18, 2013

Desiree M.

Tanner! NOT tanker ha.

Courtney Q.

Mar 18, 2013

Courtney Q.

I know this isn't one of the self tanners you mentioned, but I really love tan towels! They go on perfectly even and they never streak for me. Also, it's easy to build up a tan rather than needing to scrub anything off to reapply.

Anna D.

Mar 18, 2013

Anna D.

Loreal sublime bronze tanning mist is awesome and super cheap never streaks and doesn't look orange :)

Kelsey V.

Mar 18, 2013

Kelsey V.

I love tantowels also.

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