
This just in-- tanning beds are one of the leading causes of skin cancer! What's that? You already knew that, but still love tanning anyway? I'll let you in on a horrible little secret... I do too. Who doesn't love those warm beds, ultra violet rays and the immediate bronze glow that appears shortly after? So what if we're going to look like a leather bag with eyes in 10 years, right?
WRONG-O!

Since I was a wee chickadee, I've been on the hunt for my holy grail sunless tanner. I was left with some huge streaky messes and orange embarassments that left me no choice but to use a tanning bed. Within the last few years I have stopped tanning and felt pretty content with Sublime Bronze by L'Oreal. It was tinted and very easy to apply. However, my only gripes with that product were that it made me shimmer like crazy and and it stunk. Nothing a shower couldn't take care of, but in my opinion, this product simply had to be applied before bed.

Cue St. Tropez Bronzing Mousse. Quite a pain in the bum to apply, but once you get the hang of it you will NOT be disappointed! St. Tropez is a tinted mousse that leaves a subtle glow to the skin which deepens in time. The product goes on feather light and dries in 60 seconds.
I love that it doesn't stink like the typical dog biscut that most sunless tanners leave behind. In fact, if you go about your daily routine while wearing St. Tropez, it may even smell like a fragrance. I usually apply sunless tanners before bed regardless, but I find myself waking up to a subtle flowery scent and not like slept in a sack of dog treats.

The shade of color from the product is a nice, natrual tan. Once showered off, the skin is left with a fresh, tanned glow. It is very important when using sunless tanners that you remember to exfoliate and moisturize, pre-self tanning. This maximizes the opportunity to achieve the most flawless, natural tan.
St. Tropez has a hefty price tag as opposed to other tanners out there, but I feel as though it's worth every penny.
http://www.essentialdayspa.com/sttropez.htm
If you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer them :)
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