Self-tanning

The self-tanner is the perfect partner for maintaining a sun-kissed complexion all year round, without enduring the drawbacks of UV exposure. This product comes in various formats to cater to all needs. Let's take a comprehensive look at the advantages and disadvantages of each formula and texture.

Do you have brown spots and are considering masking them by applying a self-tanner to even out your complexion? Is this a good or bad idea? Find some answers in this article.

As its name suggests, self-tanning is a treatment designed to give the skin a sun-kissed complexion. Available in various formulations (gel, cream, oil...), the self-tanner can be applied pure or integrated into your regular moisturising cream. Before starting to use it, let's focus on how a self-tanning treatment works on the skin.

Due to the term "tanning", we sometimes think that self-tanners are treatments that protect us against UV rays. However, self-tanning does not equate to sun protection. We tell you everything about self-tanners.

Despite repeated warnings about the damage sun exposure can cause to the skin, some people cannot resist the allure of a tan. In response to this ongoing fascination, self-tanners appear to be the solution for those who want a sun-kissed complexion while avoiding the health risks associated with sun exposure. However, the risk of appearing orange or having an unnaturally dark complexion can deter some. Let's explore when and how often to use a self-tanner for the most natural result.