So, it's fall and winter is quickly approaching. The weather is not so tan-friendly anymore (at least not in Nebraska.) Your tan is fading and you're wondering--how do I get my summer glow back in the cooler months? Well, if you haven't heard about St. Tropez Bronzing Mousse, here's your chance!
Commonly Made mistakes:
One word=EXFOLIATE!
I cannot say it enough. I have seen some nasty tans in my life. Most of the problem comes because people don't exfoliate before applying product. This leads to two problems: 1.) the product builds up in these areas AND 2.) the product leaves those areas first because it's composed of dead skin cells. I don't know about you, but I don't think a patchy tan is attractive ;)
Another problem is some people apply it only to certain areas (i.e.-legs, face, arms.) MAKE SURE that it's blended in to the other areas. You don't want to make it super obvious that you're wearing a self-tanner. Since this product looks so natural, you don't want to ruin it by making any mistake with application.
It isn't difficult to apply AS LONG as you follow the instructions on how to apply. Some come with an application pad to prevent orange hands. It's a personal choice to use it or not. I don't just because I think that our hands are the best application tools. If you choose that method, WASH YOUR HANDS IMMEDIATELY after.
The cost really isn't too bad. A 4 oz. bottle on Sephora is $30, and an 8 oz. bottle is $40. Clearly, spending an extra $10 would be my suggestion. If you purchase on St. Tropez's website (listed below), the 8 oz. bottle comes with a free application mit :)
Link to St. Tropez's Bronzing Mousse via St Tropez website:
http://www.sttropeztan.com/self-tan-bronzing-mousse
Link to St. Tropez's Bronzing Mousse via Sephora website:
http://www.sephora.com/self-tan-bronzing-mousse-P261322?skuId=1256890
I hope this helps!
Have a great day everyone!
Stay Beautiful!
xoxo
Cassie
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