What it is: A super lightweight, easy-to-apply, velvety mousse that delivers the deepest, darkest, and most natural jet-set tan you’ve always wanted with just one application. What it does:Self Tan Dark Bronzing Mousse has been developed with advanced formulations and innovative technology that tailors to your individual skintone. Extra skin conditioners and protective ingredients provide a streak-free color that evens the complexion and lasts longer without patchiness.What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens- Sulfates- Synthetic Fragrances- Synthetic Dyes- Petrochemicals- Phthalates- GMOs- TriclosanWhat else you need to know: This formula contains Aromaguard™ fragrance technology that helps to virtually eliminate the tell tale self-tan aroma by up to 70 percent. This product is suitable for all skintones.

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Questions & Answers for St. Tropez Tanning Essentials Self Tan Dark Bronzing Mousse

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Does this tanner come with the applicator mitt?

asked 11 months ago

JennMarie07

(Madisonville, ky)

on Self Tan Dark Bronzing Mousse

6 answers

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answer 1

No, you have to purchase it separately for $6-7.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

ninney

(Indianapolis, Indiana)

answer 2

No, the applicator mitt is sold desperately at $6.99 retail price. It is basically a requirement because if you try to apply this mousse with your hands and not a mitt, it will be a disaster. Streaks everywhere

answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago

Megdaddy6

(Pittsburgh, PA)

answer 3

No, the applicator mitt is sold separately.

answered 8 months ago

kibrel

(Anaheim, CA)

answer 4

answered 8 months ago

CarlaMc

answer 5

No, but the applicator mitt is a must have!

answered 9 months ago

lilliclaire

(New York, New York)

answer 6

No, the applicator mit is sold seperately. I was using gloves to apply and would notice patches that didnt get rubbed in very well. After buying the mitt, I have no problem blending at all!

answered 11 months ago

jld003

(Filer, Idaho)

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How many uses do you get?

I want to purchase this product, but I want to know how many uses of it I can get to make sure it is worth it. I'm 5'0" and fairly petite. Please answer!

asked 11 months ago

madd848

(Wilmington , DE)

on Self Tan Dark Bronzing Mousse

4 answers

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answer 1

It took only four pumps to do my whole body so I'm assuming, if used as directed (1-2x's per week) it will last two or three months.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

ninney

(Indianapolis, Indiana)

answer 2

answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago

Megdaddy6

(Pittsburgh, PA)

answer 3

Buy yourself some Clarins self tanner. Works WAY better & less messy!! This one turned me GREEN!!!

answered 7 months ago

kissysmith

(NEWPORT BEACH, CA)

answer 4

I have used mine about 5 times and there is still a lot of product left!

answered 9 months ago

lilliclaire

(New York, New York)

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Compare to original

I have fair skin in the winter, and I LOVE the original st tropez bronzing mousse, and I bought this with the intentions that it would be a deeper color, however it did not make me anywhere near as tan as the orinal so I was confused. I did however love the green undertone because my skin is more yellow/olive. Then I thought, maybe it's designed for deeper skin-tones not for a deeper color. Did I have a bad experience or is my 'theory' correct? Thoughts? Thanks!

asked 10 months ago

alibassett

(Alexandria, Va)

on Self Tan Dark Bronzing Mousse

4 answers

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answer 1

I found if you want a deeper color you simply layer the product. I will put on one layer, and then 10 minutes later I'll apply a second layer. I get the best results that way, and I'm very fair skin toned.

answered 1 week ago

Gundigrl

(Oklahoma City)

answer 2

This happened to me as well. I expected a deeper, richer tan but it actually appeared to be orangish on my skin in the morning after I washed off the color guide. It wasnt a deep tan at all.

answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago

Megdaddy6

(Pittsburgh, PA)

answer 3

I thought the same thing! I expected it to be darker than original formula. I got great results applying it two nights in a row, with light exfoliation in between

answered 8 months ago

ject

(Scottsdale, AZ)

answer 4

I felt the same, maybe you should leave it in longer. I still got more compliments on it than the original one though.

answered 9 months ago

liliminja

(boston, ma)

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How does this color compare to the original mousse's color?

I love the color that the original mousse turns me before I shower - but once I wash, it is much much lighter. Does this dark mousse leave you (post shower) with about the color you have with the original's application or darker? How do the two compare? Thank you!

asked 11 months ago

ksfahey

on Self Tan Dark Bronzing Mousse

3 answers

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answer 1

In my experience using both products, I found the darker tanner lasted longer on my skin than the original.

answered 1 month ago

reeree76

(Savannah, TN)

answer 2

This gives a much darker and in my opinion more natural tan. I feel that the original made me orange.

answered 9 months ago

lilliclaire

(New York, New York)

answer 3

This is very diffrent from the regular self tanning mouse. First of all, it is green when you pump it out and green on your skin. Literally, you will look like a stick of celery. But when you shower in the morning, you will be as tan as probably two consecutive applications of the regular. The green should wash down the drain, leaving you a nice golden color. I have used and loved the regular St tropez mouse but will be switching to this cause it takes less applications to achieve the tan I want.

answered 9 months ago

laurafan567658

(new york, new york)

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Anyone have a reaction to the dark and not the regular mousse?

I have used the regular mousse with great results. I decided to opt for the dark, and I had a reaction :( I've only used it once, so I'm not 100% it's the product. Anyone else have this experience. I'm apprehensive to try it again. But I don't want to write it off in the off chance it's not this product to blame.

I presumed the two had the same ingredients, just different amounts. But after looking at the bottle, I see I'm wrong. Please advise!

asked 6 months ago

amynohio

(Springboro, OH)

on Self Tan Dark Bronzing Mousse

2 answers

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answer 1

An allergic reaction? I have had this, too...On my neck. It's a bummer because I love this stuff :(

answered 2 months ago

bearypretty

(Savannah, GA)

answer 2

I have a slew of allergies and was okay with this product. It works even better when you apply it with their regular mousse at the same time; however, this one washes off very quickly. I stopped using it when I noticed my bath water and clothing turning green!

answered 4 months ago

nyctina

(New York, New York)

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