Clarins Self Tanning Milk SPF 6

Clarins Self Tanning Milk was the first self tan I ever tried due to raving reviews in seemingly every magazine. I used to like it but since trying out St Tropez and to a lesser degree, Fake Bake I am not inclined to use Clarins again. You can pick up a 125ml bottle for around £12 - fairly cheap for a self tanner I think. It does have a low SPF of 6 which I guess is points for effort but you are supposed to wear at least 15 for a decent sun protection, so I think it actually may do more harm than good. You think you are protected but as its only a low SPF, you are not protected adequately enough so may burn. It contains ...  Read the complete review

The only difference between this product and Ambre Solaire's Moisturising Bronzer self tanning milk is about twelve quid! They are both sold in 125ml ammounts, neither of them are tinted-so they are hard to apply evenly and they are eaqually smelly. The Lait Auto-Bronzant formula is quite greasy and pore-clogging, avoid areas such as the face, (hands, feet, and body), unless you enjoy having spots. The only positive feature i noticed about Clarins self tanning milk was that it was very easy to wash off, which in this case, was a good thing. Sigh, another 18 quid wasted in the quest for a perfect tan. ...  Read the complete review

If you are in need for a good, realistic tan then try Clarin's Self-tanning Treatment. A tan is a great beauty boost, it instantly improves the way your skin and body looks and makes you feel more confident in the summer.This formular's performance is amazing, there is no need to bare all on a sunbed which can be dangerous anyway. The full face and body tanning procedure takes about an hour plus 20 minutes to let the tan absorb and settle.It includes a full body scrub and shower plus a mini facial which includes a cleanse, tone and exfloliation and peeling paste, followed by a self tanning application. It looks great and realistic and it is the best ...  Read the complete review