Skinny Tan

[littlemissnormal]

Has anyone tried this?

I'm sceptical of the decrease cellulite claims but wondered if its any good as a fake tan?

It's the one that was featured on Dragons Den and backed by 2 of them so I'm wondering if that is a good thing in itself!

Sorry but it is the same spiel that a thousand other fake tans promis...

Introducing the first natural tanner that also visibly contours your body and reduces the appearance of cellulite!

Skinny Tan is a salon-quality, self-tanner that instantly bronzes the skin then develops into a deep gorgeous golden brown that lasts for up to 7 days!

Skinny Tan is better than other self-tanners because it is includes high quality naturally derived and eco-friendly actives (our tanning active is derived from the seeds of the Brassica napus plant) that work with your skin to create a natural looking tan that will never dry or irritate.

And because Skinny Tan is made with natural actives it doesn’t have that awful fishy chemical smell that other tanners have but instead smells like a coconut island breeze.

But best of all this easy-to-apply, long lasting tanner also contains a popular visible skin firming ingredient.

Simply massage into the skin for a tan that visibly contours, tones and reduces the appearance of cellulite so you not only look naturally tanned but also skinnier too!

Oh yeah I'm not sucked in by all the smoothing cellulite claims, it's the colour and longevity of the tan I'm interested in!

I am using exposé gradual tan bought in the pound shop. It doesn't have a fake tan smell, looks natural and is long lasting if I miss a few days.

With a tan that lasts 7 days, you will find that it does last but only on certain parts of your body, and will look patchy.

I think the whole cellulite thing is that cellulite just tends too look 'better' and less noticeable and your legs tend to look a bit slimmer if you are a darker colour and not blue/white like me.

Totally agree re the cellulite thing, plus making teeth look whiter!

Haven't heard of that one. I normally use St Tropez but have recently tried the Lauren's Way one which I also quite liked.