Tanologist Self Tan Eraser and Primer - Hydrating Tan Remover and Exfoliator with Glycolic Acid, Vegan and Cruelty Free, 6.76 Fl Oz

Well it could just be that I’m not looking at it from some enlightened POV , but what percentage of folks buy tanner remover for their ENTIRE Bodies, as opposed to for cleaning up those “tanner lines/bikini lines? I didn’t even consider getting it to remove anything BUT to return my under bikini skin to its original stark white—, albeit beautifully—contrasting against a nice new tan skin! That being said, the really sad part of it for me was the delivery system they use for the remover ingredients: A very hard to control or contour “Watery MOUSSE”!!! Ack! It gives one the false sense of security, until actually trying to apply it…finally, after applying and letting it sit for min of 5 minutes, then next time ten, and so on: It still DIDNT. RE

Hard pass. I’m a habitual self tanner (approx once a week via versa spa at salon), and was hoping for something more efficient than my current pre-tan regiment of violently scrubbing off the top layer of my skin with exfoliating mitts and body scrub. It says to use at least 3 days after self tanning, I used this 12 days since my last application and the tan on parts of my body was clearly already rubbing off on its own. I used what seems like a quarter of the bottle on just one application, waited for the allotted 5 min timer to go off before getting in to rinse and this product did absolutely nothing, even to the areas that had clearly started rubbing off unevenly by themselves. 1 star forced by amazon and I guess the fact that the product smells nice, but I am certain we all have plenty of products in our shower that already smell good -_-

Works ok.... Still need to scrub off tan

I’m not sure this actually does anything. I have it one star because I felt like my skin was smoother after using but it certainly doesn’t remove old tan

Doesn’t do what it says. Especially after one day it’s gone