One of the many products that I always love trying are self tanning lotions. So many of them claim to give you amazing results, and so few follow through with those claims. I’ve always been a fan of the L’Oréal Sublime Bronze line of self tanning lotions and have gotten great results from other products in the past. So, when I had the chance to try L’Oréal Sublime Bronze Luminous Bronzer Self-Tanning Lotion I had to take the challenge.

What makes L’Oréal Sublime Bronze Luminous Bronzer Self-Tanning Lotion different from other products in the Sublime Bronze line? For starters, it’s scent. Most self tanning lotions have a very distinct and pungent scent that is quite obviously a tanning lotion. L’Oréal Sublime Bronze Luminous Bronzer Self-Tanning Lotion has a tropical and fruity smell that is much more tolerable. It is scented with fruit scents, like cantaloupe and pineapple, which do a fairly good job of masking the tanning lotion smell. It dries extremely fast. Usually I feel like you have to walk around in your undies for ages or whip out the blow dryer on days you are in a hurry, but not with this product. It took about 10 or 15 minutes for it to dry completely. Plus, it didn’t leave behind a greasy feel like a lot of sunless tanning lotions do. It gives you an instant bronze glow so your skin looks fresh and glowing before the product even starts to work. It’s also pretty goof proof and I didn’t notice any streaks after application.

Overall, I was very impressed with L’Oréal Sublime Bronze Luminous Bronzer Self-Tanning Lotion. I felt like it lived up to its claims and will definitely continue to use the product. If you’re new to the world of sunless tanning, check out my post Tips For A Flawless & Safe Sunless Tan for some extra pointers on how to get a great application.

You can read more reviews on Total Beauty. Have you tried L’Oréal Sublime Bronze Luminous Bronzer Self-Tanning Lotion? What were your thoughts?

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