St Tropez fake tan mousse

[sugarcult]

Ive used St Tropez fake tan and its really good, but its annoying having to wash it off in the morning. I found out about the mousse one, which goes on like a normal fake tan, and doesnt have to be washed off.

I found a place on the internet where you can get the 240ml bottle of it for �20 (Its normally �30) but thats still a good amount to spend on it, and I would have to keep buying it to keep the tan up.

heres the site, by the way- http://www.youbeauty.net/acatalog/St_Tropez_Mo usse.html

So I was wondering if any of you use it, and if so, is it any good, and how many uses would you get out of one bottle?

thanks x

[weeal]

Hi

I have used St Tropez mouse and its brill to use, it's coloured so you can see where youre putting it!
Its not something I use a lot, just if my pins are on show for a party or whatever so I dont know how many applications you get as Ive had the same bottle for about a year and not used it much.

I would recommend it tho ! It doesnt have that 'orange' glow.

[SRH]

Unless they've changed the formula recently it still leaves that familiar brown stain that has to be washed off. Not as bad as the original, but still not a colour you'd go outside the house with (looks like you've rolled in a mud bath).

For instant colour with a gradual tan you can't beat Elegant Touch Crackle tanner (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Elegant-Touch-Crackle- Gradual-Tanner/dp/B000OKU84Y). It doesn't go quite as dark as St Tropez but is one of the only other fake tans I've tried that has such even and natural coverage. It also dries within a couple of minutes - the fastest I've tried.

the other best one is, believe it or not, Asda own brand Sun System. Only a couple of quid - never streaks, great colour (if a little paler than St Tropez).

I'm beauty editor on a daily paper and have tried them all!