Bonds sands

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Has anyone used this? Any tips? I'm a pasty novice and hoping it doesn't streak or turn me bright orange!

Bondi sands

I’ve used it and liked it, but I’m something of a fake tan junkie! I think the biggest thing I’ve found is how some products will work on your skin and others won’t, do recommendations are personal.

For a newbie bindi sands do a gradual everyday tan, it used to be in a see through hot pink bottle with clear liquid, but last time I saw it in Superdrug it had changed to a see through turquoise/blue bottle. It’s more of a full tan than the dove/granier every day build up tanners, but not quite so heavy as the full on tan.

I've used it. Found it very good. Easy to apply, came out even. It does have the fake tan smell obviously, but I've found it to be a bit better than most.
Well, that the twice a year I use fake tan.

The streakiness factor is mostly to do with application. I find Bondi Sands mousse a pretty natural looking light tan but its does tend to give me patches of dry skin (st tropez mousse is better for me)

I use this and it's a great product
Natural looking
No bad smell and easy to apply

I bought the Bondi sands gradual dry oil at the weekend and have been using it every night this week.

So far I'm really pleased - no streaks or patches and it's given me a lovely 'sat in the garden for a few hours' colour. Nothing to suggest I've been away but by far the best gradual colour I've ever used. No hint if orange at all, just my natural colour I go when I have been lucky enough to catch the sun.
Def recommend.

I use the gradual milk / lotion one (forget the exact name) and it's the tits. Apply with a mitt.