. The liquid formula is suitable for normal, dry, oily and combination skin types and, according to the brand, won't transfer to clothing or sheets. However, plenty of TikTok users recommend standing in the shower when you apply to avoid staining the floor."Amazing glow. Am honestly obsessed," one Sephora reviewer wrote."Never buying another self tanner."
"I love that it is 'water' and doesn't give you the feeling of having something thick on like the mouse self tanners," another wrote. According to an expert who spoke to Shop TODAY, self-tanning is the preferable route to getting a summer glow. "I say the only way to get a tan is when it comes from a bottle," New York-based dermatologist, Dr. Joshua Zeichner, told Shop TODAY."Self tanners are safe to use and cause a temporary staining of the outer skin layer from an ingredient known as dihydroxyacetone. It reacts with the outer skin layer to cause a yellow color that eventually comes off as the skin sheds."
Zeichner noted that the Tanning Water Refills are formulated with botanical ingredients such as avocado oil and chia seed, which also offers hydration and moisturizing benefits.