What are the differences between True Natural's All Natural Tanner and their Natural Tropical Tanner?
1721960
Hi there! This product is all natural and only takes a pea sized portion as a facial moisturizer in the morning or at night get a nice natural looking tan. I recommend this to anyone who is sensitive to sunlight to cut down on the harmful rays and still look sun kissed, also to those who have Rosacea, as it conceals the redness in skin disorders. I all around love this product and highly recommend it, True uses sugar agents to naturally bring out color in your skin so that you do not get orange fake tan look. It definitely looks completely natural. Get it! Then you can tell other's about it this summer as a safe alternative to the harmful sun rays and still look golden tan!
83901
Most products that claim to be natural usually have some sort of draw back. I've used this self tanner throughout the year and I'm very happy with the color but I would be careful about applying to your face. I noticed a few break outs after using this on my face. Besides that my skin has not had a severe reaction.
37802
There is a typical self-tanner smell from these towels. DHA - the simple sugar that causes the "tanning" of the skin releases this odor when it reacts with the skin and will be present after using any self tanner containing it. The level of smell is related to the amount of DHA in the product and to the level of coloring that occurs on the skin - an unfortunate side effect of the process. I found these towels create a natural but noticable color without an overpowering smell which only lasts until you shower. Not a bad trade off.
1224326
I don't think there is a difference because the oil is the same golden brown shade in all the brands. I would prefer to buy it direct from Jamaica.
1523893
No, this is not a tanner. It's spray lotion. This is the cocoa butter version. It just moisturizes your skin, it doesn't add any color.
562105
I'm a redhead with very fair skin. Since I live at the beach in CA, it's always my never-ending quest to find a tanner that looks real instead of too orange/too dark/too light, etc... This tanner is PERFECT! it gives me a golden tan that is deep but believable. If I applied a second coat, it may look ridiculous but one coat is perfection!
261180
No, quite the opposite. If you research any of the tanning products they are basically made of a sucrose [a.k.a. sugar base] that bastes the skin. You're perfectly safe now and in the long term because there is only a natural die and sugar in the product. I am a very sensitive and allergy prone person and I have never had an trouble at all. Also, I had a very bad third degree burn on 78% of my body a few years ago so I am also just now returning a more dermal layer of skin and I have had no trouble at all. Please feel to ask other questions as need. I'm happy to help and would be glad to hear about your results.
1435517
It will eventually fade like any self tanner, but this lasts a while from what I have noticed and it dries quickly and doesn't seem to stain clothes once applied and let time to dry. It is very natural looking and I recommend it over other self tanners, even though the price is higher than most.
1141453
The ultra is softer with a little better absorbency This one kind of feels and smells like cardboard but it's all natural so better for not having any chemicals added. I use both and even mix them sometimes (:
1141452
As far as I've noticed, the only difference is the color and that the Natural has a more "woody" texture.
1846793
I ordered the natural set and honestly the colors are pretty true-to-life. I do not see a difference when i apply it on my nails and the natural.
2006502
Not a traditional self tanner. It does provide a slight darkening. You need to apply often. It won't turn you orange.
1787911
I'm not sure on the difference of the two colors you mentioned. One would think the natural would be beige, but check out the web site and email the company.
1882835
Sorry, I don't know... but my bottle and the one in the picture are definitely 99.9% natural (so that's better).
542637
The difference is translucent powder does not really have any color in it..it helps prevent shine, oily patches of skin to a matte finish. Natural powder has a tint to it ~ like the translucent it helps to provide coverage for shine, but maintains color with your foundation. My opinion is,... if you use tinted foundation.. use natural powder for lasting coverage. If you don't and just want to even out your complexion I'd go with translucent. I hope that helps. :)
1537641
Natural white,its worth The money hun.I always do good research as you.no regrets so go ahead and buy.
415113
I got my amalaki from Vadik Herbs, which says "wildcrafted" and "100% natural." Not sure if that is the same as organic, but I took "wildcrafted" to mean not cultivated or treated. Other than that, don't know.