What's the best self tan cream?

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Vanessax L.

Oct 21, 2013

Vanessax L.

I went on Holliday in the summer and I had the perfect tanđź‘Śbut now it's just gone away and I'm back to pail me so any help on some self tanners I can by from boots or superdrug that don't make my skin orange!🍭x

Maisie R.

Oct 21, 2013

Maisie R.

A self tan cream I really rate palmers cocoa butter with gradual tan but I also love famous saves tan hahahah xx

Maisie R.

Oct 21, 2013

Maisie R.

Typo Dave not save x

Mikayla B.

Oct 21, 2013

Mikayla B.

Jergens natural glow. Makes your skin look gorgeous (: not even close to orange

Carah F.

Oct 21, 2013

Carah F.

Jergens!

Kyraa D.

Oct 22, 2013

Kyraa D.

Lolol, it's not about the skincancer (which is still a great reason not to "naturally" tan). UV rays turn your skin into leather >.< you get wrinkles like crazy, sunspots & freckles like crazy, & yeah.. skin cancer. it really just destroys your skin in every aspect. tanning sprays/creams are definitely the way to go.

& I agree with Mikayla & Carah, Jergen's natural glow is a great tanning cream, tho I found it smelt kinda like.. old people, lolol :p

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