Quaran-Tanning!!

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Before trying the L’Oréal Paris Sublime Bronze Self-Tanning Water Mousse, I have used many different brands of tanning lotion. Bronzers and department stores and even sold a brand at a gym I owned. I even bought over priced tanning salon brands too. I love a good bronzed skin but I do not like the orange hued or the ones that make all your freckles look worse.
Now it is coming into our hot weather slowly here in San Antonio. And this year I am not so sure doing the tanning salon.  My white scary looking legs need some help. I wore shorts and I look like a Alaskan. So I decided to test Self-Tanning Water Mousse a try. To my surprise, the formula was way better than I anticipated. 

About the Formula 
The L’Oréal Paris Sublime Bronze Self-Tanning Water Mousse has a lightweight and hydrating formula made with coconut water and moisturizing vitamin E that makes your skin feel smooth and soft to the touch. It’s suggested you shake the formula well before applying it evenly over clean, exfoliated skin. Once applied, wash your hands thoroughly and let your skin completely dry before putting clothes on. Wait four to eight hours for the color to fully develop and then you’re free to shower. If you want a longer-lasting tan, it’s recommended to apply it up to three times over the course of 12 to 24 hours. 
My Review
When I first pumped the formula onto my hands, I immediately fell in love with the smell. The aroma of the sweet smelling coconut was enough to make me feel I am at a tropical beach with a piña colada in hand. While it initially comes out as a clear foam texture, once I applied the formula all over my clean and exfoliated legs, it transformed into a water-like consistency. It was really easy to apply and absorbed very quickly. After about 15 minutes, the formula had completely dried down. While it did feel a bit sticky to the touch at first, by the time I was ready to wash it off, I had forgotten that I had self-tanner on my legs altogether. I allowed the color to develop for four hours. After I showered, I was pleasantly surprised to see that my legs had a subtle, glowing color. I loved that it gave my legs a healthy touch of color without looking unnatural or orange. Not to mention, my legs felt really soft — I love vitamin E!!
The L’Oréal Paris Sublime Bronze Self-Tanning Water Mousse is a great option for first-time self-tanners. It’s easy to use, smells amazing and offers a natural-looking tan that lasts for days. Whether you’re new to the self-tanning game or a veteran, I highly recommend giving this low-maintenance and easy-to-use formula a try. 
~Tiffany💋

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