🧼 Tropez Prep & Maintain Mousse Remover Review

I ordered this product to remove my Saint Tropez tan. I don't know what it is, but I CANNOT put on a streak-free fake tan despite my patience, mixing and watching YouTube videos. Even with with. Anyway, I bought this remover to help with a particularly tragic job and I was impressed by how much was removed. Almost completely returned to the starting point. I left the solution on for about 10 minutes and removed it in the shower with water and a paper towel. Based on some of the other reviews…

Doesn't work. You'll definitely want to buy the glove that's only offered for best results and those hard-to-reach places. I didn't expect it to just be washed off, I expected it to be washed off with a washcloth. It might lighten the tan a bit, but not enough to make me spend $20. I had to use the normal tan removal procedure practiced in a pre-order tan remover even after using this stuff. This consisted of using a body scrub, then rubbing baking soda and difficult areas with a rough cloth…

I got this to clean up a bad fake tan job I did myself. I was so hoping this would work - it was recommended online and St Tropez is a well known brand. He did nothing to remove the tan. I've tried twice with an exfoliating mitt. I even left it longer the 2nd time. nope Still stripes. 0/10 do not recommend. I tried lemon and sugar on a small spot on my arm and it worked much better to lighten the tan even if it didn't go away.

Working. With a single application, the new tan fades to a barely noticeable shade. Use a towel. And rub. Don't rub with an exfoliating glove, you'll only turn red. Take a medium-sized towel, soak it in warm water and just rub it. Lather the mousse all over and I'll keep it moist and apply more as the 5 minutes goes by. Then I wring out the towel and rub it. Shoot at once. Rub your knuckles and elbows harder, but only with a towel. If you want to sunbathe the next day, damage to your skin will…