Self Tanner and Waterparks.

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Allison W.

May 31, 2013

Allison W.

I might be going to the waterpark tomorrow. I wanna buy St Tropaz tanner today and do it tonight so after work tomorrow I can go to the park.

My question is, do you think it will come off at the waterpark, and come off if I sweat at work? Also, is there a way to set it so it doesn't come off like you can with foundation? I have a white bathing suit so that too is a concern. Lol. Ugh.

Shauna S.

May 31, 2013

Shauna S.

From my experience yes self tanners will come off when you go swimming. I used a self tanner than I went away on vacation to jamaica and my legs looked horrible because half of it peeled off so it was all blotchy for the whole trip. I don't recommend it, just sit out in the sun when you go tomorrow.

Sarah H.

May 31, 2013

Sarah H.

You should just put on tanning oil tomorrow at the park.

Chelsea W.

May 31, 2013

Chelsea W.

I have never had a self tanner fade be jade of water in a pool and I go pretty dark

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