I recently became tangoed by the Solait Self Tan Foam in medium/dark which cost me £3.00 on special offer, RRP is usually £6.00.
The packaging and consistency of the product were fine, the smell was very fake tan-esque and biscuity. The smell intensified as I slept and when I woke up I had to double check I hadn't morphed into a hobnob.
After hopping in the shower and rinsing off I emerged rather worse for wear. The tan was patchy, streaky and very, very orange. I am not sure how medium/dark translated to electric satsuma but that wasn't the worst part.
My face and stomach had not tanned at all, not one little bit! As always I applied the tan from head to toe only wearing underwear on the bottom half but it didn't take on my stomach or face for unknown reasons.
I had only purchased this as a magazine had called it a budget version of Fake Bake which I love but is rather pricey. Needless to say this is about as much like Fake Bake as smearing Bovril over my body would be.
Obviously this is a review of the Solait self tan foam from my perspective. And I would rather be white than use this again. Now that is saying something!





















4 comments:
In my local Superdrug, there is a HUGE stall of fake tan paraphenelia, and this Solait always has a prominent section to itself.. I keep walking past this paticular fake tan, but after reading your review I won't bother, I think I'll stick to my St. Moriz! :)
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@Paris, yep avoid, garnier are good but solait deffo not lol!
Ooh this reminds me of how my legs are looking at the moment, my tan is fading and all patchy :( ps it's so funny to hear you say "hella" that's such a norcal thing haha! xxx
Hmmm...it does say on the bottle natural looking tan! The label which said 'For use by satsumas ONLY' must have fallen off! :)
I have now adpted the phrase 'electric satsuma' for OTT tango face girls! lol Love that phrase! :)
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