Clara Pettitt, © 2003. All Rights Reserved.
L'Oreal Ombrelle Sunless Spray
At first I was grateful to L'Oreal Ombrelle Sunless Spray for containing Parsol 1789, a quality UVA screening ingredient. I tried to overlook that it had only SPF 12 instead of the dermatologist recommended SPF 15. Then I tried to overlook that it was impossible for me to blend it evenly. Finally, I had to overlook that the other sun screen ingredients made my eyes water and burn for hours. But that's just too much to overlook.
This product is not the answer for those of us looking for a sunless tanner with sun screen. Sprays are always tricky to apply, but this one looked streaked even when I cheated and used the Au Courant facial flock sponge.
The dark version was equivalent to a light/medium color. I fear that the medium version of this product would do close to nothing at all. August 5, 2000
Online merchant: ULTA
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Recent member contributed mini-reviews:This product is not the answer for a sunless tanner that has sunscreen. It streaked, and left an orange colour. It also left the skin feeling greasy nor was it any good for bedtime tanning.
Very difficult to blend, and the sunscreen ingredients burned my eyes for hours.
