Jergens Natural Glow Daily Moisturizer

How long have these fake tanning sprays and lotions been around? Thirty years or more? I can't believe after all this time they can't get the color right. It still looks too orange to look natural. After a… few days of using this I starting look like I'd been eating too many carrots, or was perhaps a bit jaundiced. Not a very healthy looking tone. But even worse than that was that after only a week of a smooth even looking tan it started to fade in patches. Even though I kept applying it evenly every day it started looking very blotchy. Creases around elbows and wrists got showed up as darker lines. Large lighter patches started appearing elsewhere. I was afraid people were going to think I had developed vitiligo. It truly looks horrid. Now I've stopped using it and just can't wait until it all fades away so I can quit looking like diseased pumpkin. Waste of money!

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I just started using this 2 days ago. I'm not too crazy about the smell, it has a "beachy" smell that stays with you all day. I'm just now starting to see a change in the color of my skin. It's very… natural looking and has a shimmery look that I love. I want to get a good tanned look for when my husband comes home from Iraq, so I'm hoping this does the trick, so far so good! I would definately recommend it.

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I wanted to get just a bit of color to take the glow in the dark white off my legs. I read Consumer Reports and the two best solutions were also the cheapest. L'Oreal Sublime Glow and Jergen's Natural… Glow. I tried L'Oreal first, and I loved the color, but my husband said I reeked and wouldn't come near me, and said the stuff stunk up the house. Then I tried Jergen's and the color is a little paler, but there's no smell. I don't know why people have to stand around waiting for it to dry. You don't need to put that much on. Also, for all sunless tanners, you need to exfoliate (scrub with a loofah or coir brush, or just shave your legs) before you put the tanner on. The way these sunless tanners work, is that they bind to the dead skin cells. You need to scrub off all the extraneous dead skin before you put it on, so the tanner comes out even.

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