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Hey everyone! I’m on the hunt for a user-friendly self tanner, especially for beginners like me. After going through significant changes in my body post-cancer treatment, I’m looking for a way to boost my confidence. I’ve only tried Jergens Natural Glow in the past and now seek something that applies seamlessly for a subtle glow—nothing too dark. I work out regularly, so I’d love recommendations for a tanner that lasts even with sweating. Also, how long does self tanner typically last?
Hi everyone!
I’m looking for recommendations for a self tanner that is user friendly especially for beginners, can be applied pretty seamlessly, and fits my needs.
I’m in my early 30s and have never tried self tanner except for Jergens Natural Glow when I was younger. My body has changed a lot the last few years since going through cancer treatment so I’m trying to find little ways to get some confidence back, and thought this might be a good place to start!
I’m looking for an easy to apply self tanner ultimately. Particularly, one that might last a bit more when sweating as I workout about 6 days a week.
I’m naturally very pale so am not looking for anything super dark but just a nice subtle glow!
Also, how long does self tanner generally last? If I apply before a 1 week camping trip, would it likely stay or need touched up while gone?
Any advice or suggestions would be great!
Thanks!
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