Self tanner for face.

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Heather B.

Jan 28, 2014

Heather B.

Can someone recommend a good facial self tanner for acne prone skin?! Nearly every kind I've tried including jergens breaks me out...also I have large pores and the color tends to settle in them and gives me blackheads...

Vickie P.

Jan 28, 2014

Vickie P.

Have you tried million dollar tan? They have an awesome facial tanner (lotion or spray version) I'm not sure how great it is for acne but I have small breakouts every now and then and I haven't had any issues with the product. Def look into it hun.

Heather B.

Jan 28, 2014

Heather B.

I will have to try that Vickie!

Tara G.

Jan 28, 2014

Tara G.

Heather I am fair and I really like St Tropez one night only. It's the one in the silver tube and it washes off but I love it because I have complete control of how much color I want, it's not orangey because it has the green base that cancels out the orange. Some girls swear by the original St Tropez mousse but I just didn't like it. It even has a pleasant smell.

Katie J.

Jan 28, 2014

Katie J.

If it's available where you are try Coco Brown it's not too expensive either😀

Hannah S.

Jan 28, 2014

Hannah S.

I know Jaclyn hill uses million dollar tan on hers and she has sensitive skin :) I know how you feel...my skin blows up after putting self tanner and the breakouts last forever.

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