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Does loreal sublime bronze tinted self-tanning lotion wash off after one use?
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∙ 12y ago
If you want it to, then yes. If you scrub with a sponge nicely it'll come off but if you want it to stay on don't use one. But remember there might be some streaking regardless!
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Best sunless tan lotion?
I love HEMPZ brand daily tanner but if you want one that works really good in one day try the Loreal Sublime tan. It gives you a nice brown tan NOT orange at all. The one I use gives you color right away, i think it is called "instant action" to make it easier to apply, mix it with regular lotion. This helps stop the streaking
How does bronze work?
Bronzing lotion works by darkening the skin to give it a tanned appearance. Bronzing lotions basically die the skin and will fade or wash away in a few days.
How do you spell lotion?
lotion
What is the french word for lotion?
the same, "lotion"
What lotions begin with the letter k?
Keri lotion, kai body lotion, Klaron Lotion, and even Kwell lotion (for scabies).
What is a suitable tanning lotion for excema?
Swedish Beauty actually offers a product in their Botanicals line specifically for tanners with eczema. It's called Shea You Love Me. It was Swedish Beauty's number one selling tanning lotion in 2010. It contains apple, oatmeal and shea butters plus Vitamins A & E plus Aloe. It's a fragrance free lotion as well. Besides all the skin care it contains their Bio Bronze Blend which contains natural melanin enhancers. There really is no better tanning lotion for people dealing with eczema.
What should you do if you get the decontamination lotion?
use water to was the lotion out
Does lotion lighten skin?
if you use whitening lotion
Can ice cream be used as lotion?
If you want to be sticky ice cream can be used as lotion. But, I perfer regular lotion.
What is pre-wash lotion?
lotion used pre-washing. :)
What is the pH value of lotion?
the ph value of lotion is 7
When was Lotion - EP - created?
Lotion - EP - was created in 1994.
