I normally love Rimmel products and there are not many that I will slate, unfortunately this couldn't last indefinitely I guess and these wipes are a total joke. I saw these on eBay and although I am very fair skinned, when going away, especially to a sunnier part of the world, I wish not to subject people to the glare off my very white skin. I like to tan up a little bit so I don't stick out so much to others. I thought I would buy a few of them as they were £1 each and each packet only had 1 wipe enclosed. I bought three altogether as it states one wipe is enough to cover two legs. I don't know what size your legs have to be but I am no size 0. I wanted a ...  Read the complete review

Last summer, in that delicious heat wave that is now a hazy memory when leaving the house now means risking frozen eyeballs, but just a few months ago when it was balmy and bright, i sunned myself in a typically English way. I'll set the scene a little for you: I got bad genes. In general I got crap genes for everything from both my crap parents, but more specifically I got cheated on the pigment front. I take after my dad - blonde hair, blue eyes, and skin that ranges from milky white to lobster red without going anywhere near a shade of brown (thankfully there are no signs yet of a ginger beard, but time will tell...) My mum and brother have lovely olivey ...  Read the complete review

I use Rimmel Sun shimmer pressed powder on my face through the day and when I saw this on the shelf in my local chemist I thought it would be worth giving it a go. I have to say that when it comes to false tans of any sort I am a bit of a chicken – they always seem to go patchy! I was going to start saving for some St.Topaz self tanning lotion but the price put me off and I am a cheap skate:) This costs a meager £1.29 but you only get one wipe in the little packet! So it’s probably expensive if your going to use it often. I can safely say I won’t be using it again and I certainly don’t recommend these stupid ...  Read the complete review