Touted as a self-tanning "beauty breakthrough", I was pretty excited about trying the new Jergens Natural Glow Express Body Moisturizer. Now, having used it two days in a row, I have to admit I'm pretty impressed.
What's good about it: extremely hydrating to the skin; blends like a high end body butter; noticeable but subtle tanning effect; light, fresh scent; although not intended for the face yields good results there too while not being too overpowering a moisturizer (and I have combo - normal/oily - skin type); does NOT stain clothing or linens; and best of all, extremely reasonably priced at $6.99 - $7.99 a 4 oz bottle.
What's not so good about it: although definitely a more natural looking tanning shade than most other self-tanners, still a tad bit orange-ish on Day 2 of use - other than that, no complaints, is a great moisturizer (decadent even) and nice, speedy self-tanning product.
Found at Walgreens, Walmart and other drugstores
3 comments:
I've been wanting to try a tanner that's also a moisturizer and was looking at the Nivea Sun-Kissed product. I think I'll have to give this a gander as well.
Great review!
I'm so pleased with the results of this product. The color is subtle, natural, and noticeable after the first day. The smell isn't strong- almost like a light sunscreen with a hint of cocoa butter. I would suggest that after the first 3 days, you only use it once or twice a week (just to keep up the color) or else it becomes tinted orange. I LOVE this product and STRONGLY recommend it. Oh, and don't forget to wash your hands after use!
i loved it the first two days.. then it became a mess and i noticed that it got orangy..
it just ant appealing..
maybe if you use it make sure that its the lighter one for your skin..
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and make sure that you mix in some daily lotion with it.. so the affect isnt so orangy..
and keep moisterized when using..
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