L'Oréal Sublime Bronze Self-Tanning Spray

RESUBMISSION AS THE RIGHT CATEGORY HAS BEEN PUT UP AND WITH MY EARLIER SUBMISSION THERE SEEMS TO BE A PROBLEM AS THE READS ARE NOT REGISTERING AT ALL. As I am soon returning back to university I obviously want to look great for going back as do many. My hair is now sorted after the dilemma in my previous review ‘No Blonde Ambition Here’ but now I wanted to look like I had been away on holiday and not like I had been in Scotland all summer even though I have. After reading through my Glamour magazine I came across an article on fake tanning. I know many of my friends who use sun beds but the idea just doesn’t appeal to me so I then came across their ...  Read the complete review

I tried the L'oreal Sublime Bronze self tan spray when I had a big occasion to prepare for and I had no time to go to my favorite Sephora store. I went to my local Shoppers Drug Mart around the corner for a quick, easy, self tanner to transform me from ghostly to glowing fast! I knew what I was getting into, because I didn't have many good experiences with cheaper self-tanners. They usually left me streaky or a freaky looking orange shade that caused me to spend a week hiding behind long sleeves and turtlenecks. But desperate times called for desperate measures, so I thought I'd give L'oreal sublime bronze the benefit of the doubt. I scanned over the various shades ...  Read the complete review

All of my life I have tried to stay out of the sun because of two reasons: I don't want skin damage which causes premature ageing and because I don't tan easily. I'm the type who just burns bright red like a cooked lobster then my skin turns dry and wispy, peels off and I am left pale again. The only part of me that really gets a lot of sun is my arms. Unfortunately, if I then wear a vest I tend to look like I'm wearing fawn coloured gloves up to my upper arms as I'm still milk bottle white where my t-shirt sleeves have been. I caught sight of myself in the mirror recently and was a bit dismayed. I have a big event to go to in July and I don't want people to ...  Read the complete review

I have dark hair so usually look really pale which can be a bit annoying. Every now and again, i will use a spray tanning product to give myself a little bit of colour and make me feel a bit better about myself. I have used this product several times before. The product i am referring to is Loreals Sublime Bronze Self - Tanning Spray. It comes in a metal type upright tin and is 150 ml in weight. It costs around £8.99. There are different shades of this product that you can choose. I choose the lightest one as i didnt want to turn a tango orange colour but just wanted a nice light overall colour. I use this all over my whole body usually ...  Read the complete review

I actually bought this product off a friend who had accidently bought the 'fair skin' colour instead of a darker one which she wanted! But I believe this product can be bought for around £9 if you look around but I think my friend bought it for about £12 which is somewhat more. As self tans go, the price is average I would say for a self tan of this quality. It promises to give an 'airbrush effect' which I don't think I would really agree with. The aerosol gives it this look but in actual fact, it is quite difficult to use and spray on- especially around the back on the legs and neck area. Also another problem about the 'fine mist' that it sends out is that ...  Read the complete review