Olay Everyday Sunshine Light Glow Moisturiser

I bought this product as I hate going on holiday and looking pasty white and I also don't like getting too much sun on my face as - skin cancer and ageing wrinkles are not attractive and must be avoided at all costs. The nice thing about this cream is that it not only gives a slight tanning effect but it also provides 15 factor sun protection which is not that high but better than nothing which is what usually gets put on our faces in UK I suspect. The cream comes in a squeezable tube and is very light and easily spreadable to get an even spread. It smells quite fresh and doesn't have that strong, strange smell that many self tanning products ...

I first started using "Olay Everyday Sunshine Light Glow Moisturiser " around this time last year. I had never really used fake tan before, but some of my friends had managed to turn themselves orange with the help of some different brands practically overnight, so I was slightly concerned about making the same mistake. However instead of doing some careful research I just picked one of the emptiest shelves of fake tanning lotions, as I thought it might be the most popular brand. This product cost me around £4 but seems to work just as well as the more expensive brands. On the back of the 200 ml bottle, are instructions to apply evenly which you ...

As the sun came out last week I was feeling a little pasty. Even though I have recently been on holiday, I do not really tan. I am one of those people who is light blue when pale, and bright white with freckles when “tanned”. Anyway, I decided to pop into my local Boots to see if I could find any nice make up to make me feel a little more summery. As I browsed I had a look at my usual Olay section to see if they had anything new. This is when I found the Olay complete care everyday sunshine. This is a moisturiser that has a touch of sunless tanner and it comes in 2 shades – one for the lighter skin which may achieve a tone up to 2 shades darker and one for darker skin ...