A really good self tanner for the price. I don’t feel orange and I feel like it blends really easily. It smells like any other self tanner, but I really like the color payoff.

I really like this self, Tanner! If you’re looking for a very subtle light tan, then I would do one layer but if you want a deeper tan then do two. It doesn’t feel too sticky on the skin and I’ve had no trouble sleeping, it also washes out of my sheets. I don’t notice any patches or dullness however it might be because I’m moisturize every day and occasionally use a gradual developing tanning lotion. I think if this is going to be your go to tan then be prepared to keep up with it by moisturizing your skin and getting a gradual self tanning lotion because I find that that’s how this tan works the best. I also think application is super important. Make sure you apply it with a glove and moisturize your hands, elbows, and knees. In the picture, I have the Bondi Sands dark on my leg and I have a different tan on my hand and arm. As you can see, the tan is not as orange as my hand and looks pretty good for being a week out from doing it.

I decided to try the Bondi Sands Self Tanning Foam in Dark because I wanted a more affordable option while saving money, and overall I have mixed feelings. First Impressions: The packaging feels sleek and luxe for the price. The scent is a tropical coconut with a hint of sunscreen, which I enjoyed compared to the typical strong self-tanner smell. Application: The mousse feels soft and luxurious, thicker and creamier than other self-tanners. However, it wasn’t very blendable. The product stayed where I applied it and didn’t spread evenly, even after trying different amounts. Results: After 6 hours and a rinse, the colour was rich, bronzed, and not orange. Some areas were patchy, especially around the underarms, where the tan faded unevenly which is an issue I don’t get as much with Coco & Eve. Verdict: For the price, it’s a decent self-tanner and I’ll use it for my legs. It won’t replace my favourite, but if you want an affordable tanning mousse with a good colour payoff, it’s worth a try. Not ideal for those seeking a super even, long-lasting result.