Tuesday, April 27, 2010

FAKE TANN ;)


Fake it fabulously with the best self-tans ..

no sun damage no sun burns ;)



Guerlain Terracotta Teint D’Ailleurs: This light summer moisturiser has a tint and shimmer to it, so not only can you see exactly where you’re applying it, but you’ll instantly get a radiant, luminous glow. It glides on effortlessly, is quick-drying and non-greasy, plus it boosts a tanning activator, which intensifies and prolongs your natural tan.

Clarins Delicious Self-Tanning Cream, This tinted cream dries in just 20 minutes. And its mistake-proof application ensures a radiant, caramel finish and exquisitely soft skin, thanks to the secret ingredient – cocoa bean extract.

Fake Bake Xtreme Self-Tanning Gel, This super-strength gel is not for novices, but for self-tanning pros ready to elevate their colour to the strongest level. The mud-coloured formula looks worryingly dark going on, but after a shower, you emerge from the fake tan chrysalis with a gorgeous rich, deep colour

Hampton Sun Serious Shimmer Cooling Spray – bronze, This luxurious tan-enhancing spray is infused with hydrating aloe vera, so it smells great. It melts into your skin leaving a sheer, sexy sun-kissed natural shine, rather than a WAG orange hue. A beach bag essential.

St Tropez Tan Intensifier, St Tropez has long-earned its place in the beauty hall of fame thanks to its ease and reliability, and this lightweight new formula is no exception. Infused with Mediterranean oils, antioxidant Vitamin E and tanners, it helps prolong a golden, natural colour. Perfect for perking up a fading tan.

Top self-tanning tips
Exfoliate skin before you tan to lift all those dead skin cells and avoid tell-tale patches.
Moisturise, paying attention to extra dry areas like elbows, ankles and knees, letting it sink in before applying the tan.
Apply tan-blocking Vaseline to eyebrows and hairline.
Wear gloves, unless you want George Hamilton-coloured palms, remembering to dab the back of your hands with tanning solution using a cotton pad afterwards.
Apply the tan in a smooth circular motion.
Invest in a back applicator for those tricky-to-reach spots.
After applying, buff away tan build-up using a buffing mitt.

2 comments:

Expat and the City said...

This is just what I need. Thanx sugar! :D

HAMAD said...

Expat and the City : ur welcome sweets ;)