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Fake Tan
Fake the bronzed look without the sun damage with an undetectable fake tan. We stock award-winning beauty brands like Bondi Sands, St. Tropez and Tan-Luxe, to help you achieve a glow that all of your friends will be envious of. Read More
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Premium self tan for that effortless bronze glow
Whether you're a fan of tanning waters, mists or foams, our extensive range of fake tans has got your back. Not to mention, we've got all the best tools to help you achieve a streak-free application, including tanning mitts and body brushes.
Don't forget to browse our self-tan offers to find discounts on some of the best names in body care.
1. 'How can I make my fake tan last longer?'
To extend your tan, keep your skin hydrated by moisturising daily and drinking plenty of water. Avoid long, hot showers and exfoliating too soon, as this can cause the tan to fade unevenly.
2. 'How do I avoid streaks and patchiness when applying fake tan?'
Exfoliate and moisturise dry areas (like elbows, knees, and ankles) before applying tan. Use a tanning mitt for even application and blend in circular motions. Let the product dry fully before dressing.
3. 'Can I fake tan my face, and what's the best way to do it?'
Yes! Use a fake tan designed for the face or mix a small amount of tanning mousse with your moisturiser. Apply evenly with clean hands or a brush, and don't forget to blend into your hairline and neck.
4. 'How do I remove fake tan if it goes wrong?'
To remove streaky or patchy tan, try exfoliating with a scrub or using a tan eraser. A mixture of lemon juice and baking soda or soaking in a warm bath with baby oil can also help lift stubborn tan.
5. 'Will fake tan protect me from the sun?'
No! Fake tan does not contain SPF and won't protect your skin from UV damage. Always apply sunscreen over your tan to stay protected.
6. 'Why does my fake tan turn orange?'
Fake tan can look orange if you use too much product, choose a shade too dark for your skin tone, or don't prep properly. Opt for an olive-based formula and apply it in thin layers for a natural glow.
