The Glow Guide

Whether you’re a tanning newbie or a glow-getting expert, mistakes are (unfortunately) inevitable. Lighter streaks, darker elbows and unflattering stains between your toes and fingers are all common side effects. That’s why we’ve created this guide on how to fix patchy tan and how to remove self-tanner, so you can even out streakiness, for a smooth, flawless finish.

If you’re looking for a self tanner that offers a long-lasting, deep tan, it’s best to opt for a self tanning mousse. They’re deeply moisturising (perfect for dry skin!) and offer an even-looking, bronzed glow with staying power. 

There’s nothing more desirable than a sunkissed glow, but we understand that self tanning can be daunting with so many complicated routines and misinformation floating around.

Arm yourself with a sunless tan that hides blemishes and enhances natural beauty.

For the longest time, fake tanning for people with sensitive skin has been a no go zone. Psoriasis and eczema prone skin craves hydration and some self tanners do quite the opposite.

Coconut water is praised for its hydrating and moisturising benefits for the skin. This is thanks to the abundance of natural vitamins and minerals found in the heart of the coconut.