Fake tan mousse recommendations

[ALittleBitOfMagic]

I'm looking for A good fake tan mousse . I've tried a few different ones but I need one that:

Dries quick and is as least sticky as possible
Ok for sensitive skin
Doesn't come off patchy
Lasts .

I know ... Hard to please ! Am I looking fpr the impossible ??

I don't use fake tan myself but my sister does and she really rates the St Tropez range. She has INSANELY sensitive skin and it causes her no problems.

Thanks one for the reply st tropez is actually my favourite once it's on but I find it really patchy coming off .

They all have their pros and cons - now I'm looking for perfection

Have you tried st moritz?

I've heard good things about Fake Bake stuff but I'm told it's ££. Don't know myself, as I've previously said, I don't use any fake tan.

Forget false tan! Try palmers natural bronze gradual tanning moisturiser - it's a revalation!!

Non patchy convincing colour- but treat with respect and wash your hands v thoroughly inc between your fingers- or you will look like a 40 a day smoker like I do currently :)

T'is excellent stuff.

this is excellent and IMO far better than some of the more expensive ones I've tried. I've had loads of compliments at work on how natural it looks (and I have ridiculously pale legs normally). The trick is to rub it in really well, so you don't get streaks. I don't bother with a mitt at all, but just make sure you wash your hands really well straight afterwards. It fades really well and I don't find it goes patchy, but I do moisturise morning and night.

St Moritz is the one all the beauty gurus recommend. Its really cheap and green based rather than red based so doesn't make you look oompa-loompa orange.

make sure you buy a mitt to spread it on - makes a huge difference

St moritz is available in Home bargains and wilkinsons and you can buy a tanning mitt in the same range.

St tropez for sure. I tried 100s and this is the most natural and easy to get right.

I have the perfect one for you!!! Its quite expensive but it always does at least five/six -maybe more, I've never counted them, applications. So it actually works out quite well per tan.

Its called Vita Libereta -pHenomenal. I use fair and if I do one application one night and the next application the following night I get the most amazing natural looking tan. I have used them all - fake bake, st tropez etc and this is by far the best fake tan I have ever used.

It dries almost instantly, it doesn't have a horrible smell and its smudge proof. I don't know how they do that but I have never had a tale tell tan line and I have been using this tan for over a year.

Have I raved about it enough!!

Oh and it lasts for about two weeks x

I swear by St Tropez mousse, I found St Moritz faded really quickly.

Fake bake is good too and I've been thinking about trying the Lauren's Way tans as they're a bit cheaper than St Tropez but I'm not sure!!!

I really like Lancôme's mousse applied with a mitt

Looking with interest as I have just done the st moritz tan but it looked grey in colour . Was worried I would look like an elephant by the morning so have washed it off .

Second vote for vita liberata

St Moritz is fab. Yes I agree it is grey on application, but dries to a great colour. I have tried loads and loads of fake tans, St Moritz is by far my favourite, especially given the price.

I'm another fan of the St Moritz mousse.
It goes on dark, so you can easily see anywhere you might have missed straight away, rather than find out once it develops. I just use latex gloves to apply it, and have never had any problems with missed areas/white patches.

Most fake tans will come off patchy unless you continue to moisturise properly, as it just gets washed off in bits when you shower.

St Moritz!