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I don’t have much experience with using a spray tan and I wanted to see if it’s more of an ease than the pump bottled mousse. That’s So is an Italian brand with natural ingredients that are extracted from plants, fruits and natural essences.
This is described as a 'light textured & fast absorbing spray lotion that goes on evenly and gives an instant, intensive faux golden tan'. You don't need to use a tanning mitt just evenly spray onto the legs, allow to dry or use a hairdryer to speed up the drying process. It does say if you prefer you can use a mitt.
This tan is eco-conscious, vegan certified and eco friendly with an environmentally friendly aerosol¹ that has plant goodness that hydrates & moisturises. The sugar cane based DHA is what allows the tan to evenly go onto the skin and not turn bright orange. Aloe Vera allows for fast colour development while aloe moisturising and giving our skin a softness and brightness. Matrixyl is a peptide that promotes collagen and Activatan allows for fast colour development allowing uniformity, colour intensity and guarantees a more instant natural tan.
They promote a tan that will develop within 3-4 hours, fade evenly & last for 5 days.
My Experience
After my skin prep, I began to spray on my thighs but it came out in a burst of a circle so I sprayed it on a mitt and applied it with even strokes. There was no traditional biscuit smell - thankfully - it does have a oriental musky spicy smell but it doesn't last long at all. The colour does develop quite quickly and even more so over night. I can agree it does actually fade pretty evenly. It's probably a lot more fuss free than a mousse but they're equally as easy to use in my opinion. The shade it develops too, I love how deep the tan goes and it isn't orange. Looks like a healthy sought after glow that everybody would love to be able to obtain.Purchase: Nature Tan - Intense Bronze £27.00
¹The aerosol can contains no gas instead it has a vacuum packed bag that allows the product to exit naturally thanks to compressed air.
