A little too much 'touch of sunshine' (Olay Total Effects Touch of Sunshine)

Member Name: Eilidh21

Product:	Olay Total Effects Touch of Sunshine
Date:	30/05/09 (49 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Darker skin and soft skin

Disadvantages: Not for everyday use and clear tan line at the hair line

I tried this product as a sample but only for the self tan as I am only sixteen so cannot say if it did indeed fight the signs of aging or not but as I say I was only using it for the face self tan.

I am not usually a fan of fake tan as usually they are either orange or streaky and as I am very pale skinned usually the colour is much to dark for me but I thought I would try this as it was free.

I applied the cream every morning and I must say the smell was fantastic which is uncommon with fake tans, almost all of the products I have tested before smelt vile. After only a couple days of applying the moisturiser I could notice a difference in the colour of my skin, it was becoming gradually darker but after a week I had to stop applying the moisturiser as my skin was becoming ridiculously dark in comparison to the rest of my skin so although it did tan my skin it was no good for every day use as the moisturiser contained a little too much of a 'touch of sunshine'

I also has a problem with my hair line, as I couldn't rub the moisturiser into my scalp or I would have had extremely greasy hair so their was a deffinate line of untanned skin where my hairline started.
Overall I would have to admit my face did appear tanned and my skin soft, this product is not fit for every day use and it was clear to others I had used a fake tan on my face.

This product has too many flaws to make it worth £13.

Summary: I wouldn't really recommend this product to others at such a high price.