Hi! Now that summer is nearly (yay!) here, I use a sunless tanner all the time. Not sure if I should say the name but it's well known and is a daily moisturiser you use that develops into a light tan after a few days and it works really well and looks very natural.

I use it every other day to maintain a tan, since I don't want to risk a natural tan yet refuse to expose my lilly white skin to the world!

I know there is no such thing as a 'healthy tan' but we all know it looks great. I love this sunless tanner and would like to use it year round.

I still wear sunblock, obviously.

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