I have a wedding to go next weekend, my dress is black with pink flowers on the bottom and my ghostly white legs arent a good look!
Whats the best, inexpensive fake tan you have used?
I have a wedding to go next weekend, my dress is black with pink flowers on the bottom and my ghostly white legs arent a good look!
Whats the best, inexpensive fake tan you have used?
Id go for Le Tan - get the cream though its newish but an old no streak formular and it really works
good luck.
I saw on Today/Tonight, A Current Affair new "tan" stockings - guaranteed way to get it even lol
They have no toe so can be worn with open shoes and they looked pretty good......will go google and see if I can find the brand, think it was Voodoo
Or maybe a spray tan? I second the le tan cream (not the spray, too hard) In winter I generally embrace the pale, but summer I tan up, I use either le tan cream or dove summer glow. Make sure you prep your skin properly for it though; clean skin, exfoliate, dry it...there are pre tan products you can get also, helps prolong it and further aviods streaks.
PZ- haha i once put dove summer glow on my face because i thought it would save me having to chuck makeup on in the morning and OMGosh! My face went yellow for weeks![]()
Thanks ladies.
I've been looking at that Le tan stuff for a few weeks now and wondered what it was like.
Hmmmm if im still going to the wedding ill have to give it a go.
Mancine Summer Tan or St Tropez get rated highly on Vogue. I used Summer Tan last year and it was really nice, but there was a sun shower not long after I put it on and it ranBut gorgeous colour.
Kelly xx
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I LOVE Sally Hansen spray can.... really soft and mild colour, and you just rub it in after spraying on... you can coat it on so its get darker, but I just use one fine mist coat and its great....
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