L'Oreal Paris Sublime Bronze ProPerfect Salon Airbrush Self Tanning Mist Medium To Natural Spray Tan 4.6 Ounce

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• HHoosierVol20 Jan 2026
  5 ★

  Very natural, easy to apply.

  I have used several different self-tanners and I find this to be the best for a few different reasons.1. The color is a very natural color. There are no "orange" tints whatsoever. I get compliments on my tan all the time and people are very surprised to learn that I have a "tan from a can".2. It's very easy to apply. I guess it must be this particular nozzle but, it really does go on like you are "airbrushing". With other tanning sprays, it's hard not to get streaks. I have never had a problem with this product streaking and I think it's because the nozzle is very different than your usual aeresol nozzle.3. When it starts to fade, it really fades. It doesn't get that blotchy or crackley look that I seem to get with other sprays or with lotions. So, when it's time to "tan" again, I get an even tan instead of some spot that are darker due to leftovers from the previous tan.4. It tans my face without breaking it out. My face is prone to breakouts and this product does not make me get breakouts. It does say not to spray directly on face but, I do. I close my eyes and hold my breath and spray. It works quite well. Due to the fact that my face gets washed morning and night, I do spray it more often than I do the rest of my body. Usually every other day in the summer.5. It doesn't have a horrific smell. Like all self tanners, you will notice a slight odor a few hours after applying but, I don't think it's as bad as some that I've used.Bottom line-I would definitely recommend this product if you want a nice, dark tan but, don't want to subject your skin to the bad things that the sun can do to it. I spent my teenage years worshipping the sun and I look much better with a tan but, have started paying attention to the damage the sun can do. This product gives me the EXACT SAME tan I get from going to the spray booth or tanning bed while saving a lot of money and saving my skin.I use it 1-2x weekly. I stand in the shower, with the bathroom fan on, start at my face and chest, go to my back, then arms, then legs and then I repeat the process. After letting it air dry for a few minutes, I turn my hairdryer on low, cool and do a quick once-over to make sure it's dry. By the time I'm done with hair and makeup, I can get dressed with no problem.Just make sure you exfoliate well beforehand. I also put lotion on my knees and elbows. They still tan, just don't get too dark. Oh-and I DON'T SPRAY MY FEET! I learned the hard way, they just look ridiculous. Trust me when I say, enough spray will naturally fall on them anyway that you don't want to overspray them.

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• JJeremiah12 Jan 2026
  4 ★

  Solid product, but beware.

  I picked this product up for 2 reasons, I can't seem to tan naturally, or in a bed. Period. English/Irish/German mix. Secondly, because I work out a lot, and tan skin shows more definition than deathly pale skin like mine. I've been using it for about 2 weeks. I tend to apply it 3 times a week as the tan it provides is gradual, which comes in handy given that it has been rather inconsistently uneven in my experience with it so far.My strategy thus far...Sunday: Shower, and exfoliate THOROUGHLY. I'm talking all of the color, all of the way off, starting fresh.Monday: Shower, dry myself carefully so as not to take off much of the color, air dry further, then apply again, paying special attention to places that I missed on Sunday (always seems to happen).Tuesday: Repeat Mondays process.By the end of Tuesday I usually seem to have a nice golden brown/very slightly orangish glow. I only look orange in soft lighting, such as my bedroom, and another reviewer is VERY CORRECT in saying that the sun makes the entire tan look different. However, so far, I seem to be able to hit everywhere evenly by the third day. Roughly a dozen people have asked me if I've been tanning over the last 2 weeks, and only two of them have mentioned negatives. One mentioned that I looked orange (close friend who I assumed would mock me as soon as I began tanning, so he can be written off) and one coworker who mentioned that my face was a little streaky, probably due to me touching my face, mostly rubbing my eyes late at night before bed when I apply the stuff. I will likely also spread out the applications to a day between. At the end of the week I was patchy and didn't know it until I went outside, I looked ridiculous. All in all, I am fairly satisfied with the product. I will be much happier with it when I can find a method to apply it evenly, on a consistent basis.I know I'm overly thorough but, here are some key points.Positives: Complimented often, nobody has called me out on having a fake tan without me admitting it first, product is cheap, dries fast, and the product is safe for your skin. No aging for this guy.Negatives: There are a lot, but I don't think the product is un-savable. It can be tricky to put on evenly (I do it myself with no help) I have noticed the creases inside my elbows tend to be darker as the skin touches when you bend at the elbow, this last application looked terrible, but I believe it was due to me holding the spray a little bit too close to my arms and applied it a bit too directly, my fault. Unlike other reviewers, I have had no luck with the product naturally settling on my hands, my hands are always shades whiter, and applying it lightly to my hands resulted in a dirt like effect from the knuckles down. I am a guy. I have hairy legs, applying the spray to my legs does absolutely NOTHING. All of it is caught by the hair, and when I go to the gym with pale white calves and a nice tan up top looks laughable, so I've taken a layer off my arms and legs with a shaver to see if this helps. Lastly, and most importantly, I had some sort of reaction with my old spice deodorant and the spray that resulted in a red and painful rash under the armpits, the rash appeared under both arms on the same day, I read about it online, stopped using deodorant for a week (in case it was fungal) and it cleared up within a few days. This could be a deal breaker as I do not enjoy skipping on my deodorant. I have noticed the color rubbing off on the inside of my clothes in areas where I sweat, mostly the neck and upper shoulders, as well as the fact that a lady friend of mine had the color rub off on her hands when she gave me a neck rub.In conclusion, I think the product has potential, and I believe that most of the negatives can be negated by more careful preparation and application. I will continue to use it a bit longer to see if I can't roll out the issues. The rash issue again may be a deal breaker, but hopefully I can avoid it by showering, applying, and then applying the deodorant in the morning when the spray should be completely absorbed, keep in mind I am not directly spraying my armpits. If you've made it this far I'm sure you appreciate the detail, I for one do not buy and apply a product that I don't thoroughly understand beforehand. If I remember, I'll make an update detailing whether or not I find a way to apply it more evenly. Cheers.

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