My hair stylist Terry is an excellent salesman. He sat me down in his chair on Friday, held his handsomely bronzed forearms up on either side of my face and said “Oh look, an Oreo!”
Low blow Terry, low blow.
Especially since I once went by the nickname Leigh Tan. I’ll admit that the overcast skies of Washington have forced me to accept that I am a white girl but an Oreo?
Needless to say, I walked out of the salon with a fresh trim, summery blonde highlights and a bottle of Fake Bake.
Well played Terry, well played.
Lucky for him, this is the best sunless tanner I’ve used. I put it on before I went to bed and woke up with a streak-free bronzed glow. Even better, there is none of that fake-tan stinky odor that every other sunless tanner I’ve ever used has. My husband the blood hound always busts me when I’m fake tanning because he can smell it on me, even hours after it’s been applied. But Fake Bake must be practically odorless because my hubby never said a word.
The product comes with a velour mitt to help buff on the bronzing liquid. The directions say to spray the mitt then rub it on, but I sprayed the formula directly onto my skin then waxed on, waxed off with said mitt. I didn’t have a streak or splotch anywhere and my elbows and knees matched perfectly with the rest of my body.
One bottle of Fake Bake can easily last a few weeks and is about the cost of one professional spray with comparable results. Plus you don’t have to give yourself a tip unless you want to.
I have a flawless tan and I don’t stink. What more can a girl ask for on a hot summer day?
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