British women swear by this self-tanner
Considering that it rains for a greater part of the year in Brittan, sunbathing might not be the most viable option to sport a tan. That’s why so many Brits are turning to ‘St. Tropez Everyday’ as the perfect trompe-l’oeil tanning option. This self-tanning moisturizer is U.K.’s best-selling gradual self-tanner and it’s also adored by my Irish counterparts, beauty divas Kirstie and Aisling McDermott.
St. Tropez Everyday has been reviewed and highlighted by loads of U.K. magazines and newspapers because it gives a lovely subtle tan while nourishing the skin. Now, it’s not everyday that you find a self-tanner that actually has double duty, but St. Tropez Everyday has been clinically proven to smooth out cellulite. Yes, ladies, you read it correctly; I did say that you can get a great tan and fight cellulite with one tube. The cellulite fighting power of St. Tropez Everyday comes from a few key ingredients: creatine, algae and rhodysterol – which all work together to tone the skin.
If you are looking for a richer tan than the moisturizer, you might want to consider the ultra fine aerosol spray.
It seems that the St. Tropez Everyday Airbrush aerosol spray might be one of British supermodel Kate Moss’s fave ways of sporting a killer vacation glow. It might be because a tanned skin from the St Tropez Everyday Airbrush aerosol spray will intensify over three hours.
Earlier this year, this U.K. favourite made the jump to America, but remains to be seen in stores on this side of the border. That said, Canadians can order St. Tropez Everyday online and pay in Canadian dollars from, Fabaocanada.com, a Vancouver-based distributor.
On either side of the Atlantic, there are no more excuses not to use good quality self-tanners that will give you a bronzed look without the negative effects of excessive sun exposure; plus you can sport that Bora Bora glow even in the dead of winter, without having to fork out money for the trip.
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