St.-tropez self tanner, do you guys put some on your face?

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Lydia M.

Aug 20, 2013

Lydia M.

I had the st-tropez self tanner and always used it for my body but do you guys think it could be use on the face or it would make me break out? Did any of you tried the face self tanner? If so, did you like it? Did it made you break you out? Thanks for your help!!

Stefanie L.

Aug 20, 2013

Stefanie L.

I do my girl is white as a ghost n that is the only bronzer that doesn't turn her orange

Lydia M.

Aug 20, 2013

Lydia M.

But do you use it on her face too? Like did her skin react or its alright (face)?

D W.

Aug 20, 2013

D W.

I always put some on my face with either the mitt or a make up sponge..but only a little and then I immediately go over it with regular moisturizer so it goes on evenly and doesn't go on too heavy..just want a sun kissed glow is all.

Alessia c.

Aug 20, 2013

Alessia c.

I would avoid putting it on your face if it's specifically for the body unless you never break out and arent sensitive at all.
I wanna stsrt using a self tanner even on my face but with my extensive skin regimen itd probably be a waste. I also use a clarisonic and I'd imagine I'd dirty my brushes with self tanner lol. to have a tan face or balanced skin ugh

Tamara L.

Aug 20, 2013

Tamara L.

I do, use the mitt and then moisturise after :)

Lydia M.

Aug 20, 2013

Lydia M.

Awnnn thanks girls yall been really helpfull!! Thank youuuuu.

Stefanie L.

Aug 21, 2013

Stefanie L.

She puts it on her face as do I but I have a more olive skin complexion if your worried b/c you have sensitive skin I do I have ultra sensitive skin and it doesn't hurt me

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