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29 Mar, 2018
Only bronzing primer I’ve ever loved
This isn’t one of those thick, filling, smoothing primers (which I always think I need) - it goes on thin with color and light reflecting pigments. This helps even me out when my tan is fading, and I even like wearing it without foundation at times. Your skin will glow.
15 Mar, 2016
One of my favorites
This has been a favorite of mine since it came out, back when I worked for Lancôme. It has a unique brush that has a more rectangular brush plus the curves, which seems to "get in there" better than your typical round shape. Try it out!
29 Mar, 2018
My go-to, and it’s SUPPOSED TO BE GREEN!
6 of 6 found this helpful I got hooked on this years ago when I worked for Sephora, haven’t found anything better yet. After reading some reviews, I feel compelled to touch on the color - which IS supposed to have a green tint, unbeknownst to some of our opinionated reviewers on here. The green is what makes this one so good: the green is there to counteract any potential orange tones, and that’s exactly what it does. That’s why everyone thinks this one looks so natural! You will not be green when you wash it off. (So if you buy one that looks brown - it might not be genuine st tropez, this happened to me recently)That being said, this isn’t a product you want to put on and wear into public - I look like a dirty hobo during processing, so I do this at night and shower when I wake up. It will get on your clothes, but washes out.
Sunless tanners aren’t magic, they take a certain amount of practice and talent to pull off a foolproof application. If it helps anyone - I use a mitt, a foundation brush (hairline, hands and feet) and a dry washcloth (dry rub tough areas and edges of hands/fingers/feet to blend). I shower, then lotion hands, feet, elbows and knees prior to application, and I wash my hands 1 hour after even if I leave the rest on for 8 hours. This mousse is very forgiving; as long as you don’t completely miss a spot, it won’t get streaky.