Review on 🌞 Optimize Your Tan with Ed Hardy Baby Got Black Tanning Lotion - 10 Oz by Sandhya Ramirez

So far so good. I had not sunbathed for several months and was very pale. When I first applied it I wasn't impressed with the cosmetic tan. I've used other Ed Hardy/Tanovations lotions that have a more cosmetic tan (like Sorry Not Sorry). This can be good or bad depending on how well it absorbs into your skin and how well you apply it evenly. A few hours after tanning, my skin took on a pleasant golden color. I'm not sure if it lives up to the hype it's touting with all the special supplements and ingredients and/or darkening with the extreme DHA it claims, but it seems like a good product to me be. When ordering, remember that both positive and negative reviews are based on personal experiences. Each of us has different skin types depending on the balance of pH and oils. This is based on the absorption of the lotion. What works on one skin type doesn't work on another, like perfumes and colognes. I think you should give the lotion two to three days in between so that it can develop its full effect before you apply it again, this also saves lotion. It's also good to mix and match tanning lotions, of which I have about half a dozen, and switch between them. This will also be in rotation. All of them are several times cheaper than in the salon, and this is exactly the same product. Solarium employees usually receive a 50% discount on the list price. At Revain, it's usually equal or less than what they get, and most of them come with Prime. This is a win-win situation. Even if it doesn't work (for whatever reason), you're only losing 1/2 or 1/3 of the price you would pay elsewhere.