I would say NO - the reflective qualities would work againt sun - plus you should wear something with sunscreen even an SPF4!

that would be similar to putting baby oil on you to tan so i wouldnt suggest it especially since it doesnt even have any SPF

No, it's not a self tanner. It doesn't even add a lot of color.

This product is NOT a self tanning product. All it will do is give your already tanned skin a nice gleam, some moisture and scent. Like any oil products, watch out for sticking to sand if you take it to the beach.Hope this helps

It doesn't make you get a tan, or add color. You can wear it anywhere, but all it does is cover the area in copper sparkles. Very disappointing.

It is not a tanning oil and does not provide any sun protection. If you wear a product containing the appropriate SPF, I suppose you can wear this to the beach -- adds a nice golden glow!

I would NOT recommend using this as a sun-tanning oil at the beach or pool. Everyone regardless of skin color needs some sort of sun block and this is simply a skin enhancer and it is perfect for evening out skin-tone.

Hey honey, no SPF in this product so apply AFTER sunscreen sparingly! I say sparingly because it is a bit oily and you know....sand and oil don't blend well..

It has a slight tint to it, but really enchances a tan. I would not use it on the beach - its not tanning oil, but after the beach. It gives you a wonderful glow and leaves your skin feeling like silk. My sister is fair skinned and when she tried it, she looked like she was in the sun. Its really a great product.

It's water resistant but gets spotty in the pool - I recommend for other activities other than swimminb. It does run and rub off some....

its definately not a self tanner, it doesnt really make you look more tan. It just enhances what you have.

It stays on until you shower or swim. I doesnt stain the skin like a self-tanner but it is more like bronzer in makeup. Great alternative for pantyhose to get some color.

I have used a lot of self tanners, and this is definitely different. I use self tanner most days, but I add this on days that I think I will be out and about (not just sitting in the office) and want a little more glow... I don't think it makes me really "BRONZE", but adds a bit of glow and a subtle sheen/sparkle to my legs. Definitely will come off in water...But not in a streaky way.

It stays on, but the description is VERY deceiving! It's not actually bronzer at all, just copper glitter!! It's probably not what you're looking for!

I put it once in my hair, and i will NEVER do that again, your hair gets really nasty.... but it does get shiney

I love how a sephora staffer says not to use it on the hair but I read on the bottle to use it in your hair!!!

The Sephora Collection Illuminating Bronzing Oil is not recommend to be used in the hair, only on the body. I hope that this information helps!

Yes, I have tried this product on my hair. It adds that special spark. I spray it in the palm of my hand, then massage throw the hair. Works better than spraying directly onto the hair. Great to top off a special occasion .

I have used it on my highlighted ends and its nice..dont put it on your roots as they will get very oily but it will give a nice smell and gleam to your hair. Hope this helps

The smell reminds me of Banana Boat tanning oil or sun screen.

it smells kind of coconutty, but also like a cup of coffee....
just like regular self tanning

To me it has a similar scent to Gardenia.

Very coconut-y. Like tanning oil but it isn't too strong. It won't overpower perfume.