This is a much talked about product for the spring and summer, a self tan lotion with spf that creates a gradually darkening of the skin. I'm sure many people do what I did for years, always walking past it in the stores, even when it was on sale, because I have had such bad experiences with self tanners and I was just too skeptical to give it a risk.
Well I finally broke down and decided to try it out a little over a year ago. It took me the whole summer to use up the bottle, but that is probably because after a while I just didn't need to use it anymore. This lotion is perfectly moisturizing, I prefer it to my regular vaseline with cocoa butter lotion, and it helps to get my summer tan started.
You do have to use it at least once a day consistently in order to see any difference, and some days I use it twice to really get that color boost going. It does what it claims: it gradually deepens the color of your skin while moisturizing and firming at the same time. On top of all of that, it has an SPF of 20, which makes it perfect for staring out that summer tan! I use this consistently for a few weeks to get my pre-tan built up, but then after spending plenty of time under the summer sun (with sun screen on, of course) then I build up a natural tan and don't really need to use it anymore.
I save it until the end of the summer, and as the Fall creeps in and my natural tan starts to fade, I start using it again to make my tan last as long as possible.
I really love the way my skins receives this lotion, and it has never given me the problems that other self tanners have given me (unbearable sour odor, orange stains on my hands, on my clothes, on my towels...etc..etc...) No stinky orange with this one!
So I hope this helps anyone who has been wondering about the famous Jergen's natural glow, I do recommend it for getting a bit of color going on your skin. Especially for those with extra sensitive skin who really should not be tanning under the sun, I would recommend you stick to this for the whole season!
Tans and Twinkles,
Barbi