Review on B.Tan Bronzer Free Sunless Tanner Water - Achieve A Darker, Transfer-Proof Tan Fast With Coconut Water & Vitamin E - Vegan And Cruelty-Free by Oscar Berry

As a person who struggles with ginger-vitis, the natural "sun-kissed glow" is lobster-colored and involves copious amounts of aloe Vera gel. In the past, I had a wonderful person who would come to my house and spray paint me. Unfortunately I moved to a literal wasteland, and this place doesn't even have a grocery store much less someone to spray me. Two months ago, I went to a tanning salon about 30 minutes away for a spray tan booth, spent $28 bucks, did everything right (position, exfoliation, everything), and still had a shady spray tan that lasted 3 days that looked more like I rolled around in dirt than tanned. My sister told me about this brand and said it was sold about 20 minutes away. I went to the store and they only had the "darkest possible" one. Yeah, that wasn't going to work for me. So, Walmart to the rescue.I decided to get the "just act natural" one and tried it. I made what I thought was a huge mistake, put it on, and went to bed. I expected blotchiness, stained sheets, and stained clothes. Nope, not here. For my first attempt, I was incredibly surprised at how well this covered and how great it looked. It's a very natural color, and I'm no longer signaling planes when I step out into the sun. My second attempt was so much better, and it looks great.This stuff is easy to put on and spread, smells like coconut heaven, moisturizes lightly without being sticky, and dries super fast. It's also incredibly forgiving. I've had years of self-tanning myself into an oompa loompa, or booth sprays that turn me into Pig Pen. This stuff is like the holy grail of self-tanners.