Organic & Natural Tan ♥ Eco Tan Review

World's first 100% Natural Organic Tan...

ECO TAN
http://www.ecotan.com.au

Australian Made. 100% Natural. Vegan. Cruelty-Free. Organic.

Product featured:
ECO TAN Invisible Tan $34.95

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Disclaimer: I was not paid to make this video. I bought this product. I am not affiliated with Eco Tan. This is my honest opinion of this product after using it many times.

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[xoFemmeBeauty]

Looks great! Are the ingredients you read out the only ingredients in the product? I've had reactions to certain fake tans before so this sounds like it's perfect for me haha, will definitely need to check it out :) xx

[LaurenDayMakeup]

@xoFemmeBeauty There are other ingredients in the tan. You can find a list of the ingredients on their website under "Products". If you have had reactions to other "fake tans" in the past it would likely be the toxic chemicals they put in the tanners that stain your skin. Eco Tan is very different. ALL the ingredients are 100% natural. No harsh chemicals. Hopefully in the future Eco Tan will look at making sample sizes.

[xoFemmeBeauty]

@LaurenDayMakeup Mm just checked the site and the Tanning Solution contains 13% Dihydroxyacetone, they don't say whether the invisible tan contains the ingredient or not though. Is it listed on your bottle? xx

[LaurenDayMakeup]

@xoFemmeBeauty it does have ecocert natural Dihydroxyacetone which is listed on the back of the bottle as one of the ingredients.

[Cheerbabeforeverable]

i think ill purchase this one!

right now i use the nivea gradual tanner lotion (i love the color of it and how easy it is to use!), it sounds exactly the same but it is cheaper... but you never know.... i may end up loving this one more!!

thanks

[LaurenDayMakeup]

@Cheerbabeforeverable Your welcome babe. :) I hope you give it a try... You will be pleased with the results I'm sure it only takes one day to get a lovely tan... it's not a moisturiser that you have to keep applying everyday before you see results. Plus it's Australian made and your helping support small business :)

[xoFemmeBeauty]

@LaurenDayMakeup Great thanks! Luckily I know the chemical that I'm allergic to (dihydroxyacetone) so its just a matter of checking an ingredients list before I buy a fake tan product haha. I will definitely purchase this product in the future, thanks for the review! xx

[LaurenDayMakeup]

@Cheerbabeforeverable Your welcome babe. :) I hope you give it a try... You will be pleased with the results I'm sure it only takes one day to get a lovely tan... it's not a moisturiser that you have to keep applying everyday before you see results. Plus it's Australian made and your helping support small business :) xoxox

[LaurenDayMakeup]

@xcarolina After application, you leave the tan on to develop for 8 hours then you wash it off. You are then left with an "instant tan". You can then apply another layer the next day if you wish to build the tan and make it darker and so on. This is not one of those body moisturisers that you have to keep lathering onto your skin everyday for a whole week before you see any tan. This is instant but after 5-8 hours, instant. Same day results! :)

[xcarolina]

is it a gradual tan or a instant tan?