The Dry mist bronzing spray is really inexpensive, it costs under £4. On the bottle it says that it is suitable for vegetarians and vegans, it is not tested on animals and it doesn’t contain sunscreen. It says it can be used on face and body, I only used it on the body.
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| SOLAIT 360° Dry mist bronzing spray review |
Smell: it has a self-tanner smell
Application: self-tanner doesn’t have a colour indicator, it sprays white liquid. I sprayed it on the mitt and applied on the body. You have to keep the mitt wet in order not to make it streaky. It is sticky at the beginning but dries quickly.
Colour: it gives very nice brown colour. After 1st application the skin had light brown colour and after 2nd application, I looked like I had a week of vacation, so nice dark brown colour.
Longevity and fading: self-tanner lasted for 1 week which was surprising since it is from the drugstore and it’s cheap. After the week it started fading away and unfortunately it wasn’t a nice sight. It was very patchy and it wouldn’t go and stay patchy for another week. It looked very “dirty” on me. So when I selftanned with it again and it started fading in patches I made sure I scrubbed it off immediately.
Final verdict: if I was on the budget I would buy it because it has really nice colour and lasts for a whole week. I would make sure that I have a good scrub to use once it starts fading away. I used 2-thirds of it when the bottle stopped working. If you tried it, let me know if it happened to you as well.
