Greener, more sensorial and easier to use (drops that can be mixed with any skincare product, formulas that can be applied to both face and body…), enriched with active skincare ingredients… self-tanners keep up the momentum!
Face and body formulas that are easier to live with
No more questions to ask, these new all-over products can be applied from head to toe, making life easier. They are available in a wide range of textures: from gel-creams enriched with illuminating caramel pearls (Hydra-boost “Reflet de soleil” self-tanning gel-cream for face and body Institut Esthederm, 200 ml, €49) or complexion-perfecting lactic acid (Gelée Autobronzante hâle sublime progressif visage et corps Dior Solar, 50 ml, €49), to milks (Lait Sublimant Autobronzant visage et corps Solaire Peau Parfaite Yves Rocher (100 ml, €14.90; Topicrem Ultra-hydrating Progressive Tanning Face and Body, 200 ml, €13.90 or 40 ml, €13.90) or multi-position mists for optimum diffusion (Uriage Thermal Self-Tanning Mist, 100 ml, €12.90).
Still a cult item (it was the first tinted liquid self-tanner, unchanged since 1960) and made with 98.5% natural-origin ingredients, Bronz’Express Tinted Self-Tanning Lotion for face and body (100 ml, €28) is now available in an intense version (100 ml, €33) to be used with its applicator glove (€10).
While the serum texture is on the rise (Autobronzant Aegean Bronze, Sérum visage & corps Korres, 150 ml, 29 €), it’s the drops that are taking the lion’s share. …
