Sofia

  • The post was made 2 months

    Red-brown tone please

    I'm looking for a result similar to their instant mousse before they changed the formula. Does anyone remember? 😅☀️ So, quite an intense red-brown tone, is this warm glow worth trying then? I tried their two instant colors when they had just updated the formula, and unfortunately, they didn't work on me anymore.
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    • The user's roll: Lyko Creator. The comment was made 2 months
      Hey there Sofia! 👋 I totally understand what you mean! The updated version doesn’t quite give the same reddish-brown tone as the previous one 🤍 Warm Glow gives a medium to deep color, with a warm undertone that’s easy to build up with multiple layers. However, it leans more towards the golden/orange side rather than reddish-brown ☀️ I would really say this one is worth trying if you’re up for: 😍 a slightly softer result 😍 more “sun-kissed” than “intensely brown” Here are some tips for a few that are more on the reddish-brown side 👇 lyko.com/sv/cocoa-brown/cocoa-brown-1-hourtan-extra-dark-150ml lyko.com/sv/loving-tan/loving-tan-bronzing-mousse-dark-120-ml Hope I’ve given you some clarity on it all, and that you find one you like 🥰
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  • The post was made 1 year

    Red-brown tan thanks!

    The old formula gave me the most realistic tan I've ever gotten with self-tanner, so deep red-brown just like the sun☀️ The new product is the worst in every way. Anyone have tips for similar results as the first formula?? I've tried bondi sands - for green/yellow, st tropez - weak color but ok shade, bronza dark - tried once, but not super impressed after shower. It seems like all self-tanners nowadays turn green-yellow or orange 🥕 I've read that loving tan is supposed to give a red-brown shade, so expensive but maybe it's the only one? Grateful for tips to achieve that red-brown fresh shade!👙 🥂 💕
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    • The user's roll: Employees at Lyko. The comment was made 1 year
      Hey Sofia🌞 Thanks for your question!✨ What a shame that you’re experiencing it differently than before. I completely understand what you mean, and my very best tips are these two since I personally prefer the same type of results as you 💥 lyko.com/sv/st-tropez/st-tropez-self-tan-dark-bronzing-mousse-2 have you tried this one called dark? 🖤 lyko.com/sv/loving-tan/loving-tan-bronzing-mousse-dark-120-ml this one is a big favorite that you also mentioned🤎 I think both are worth their price, I’m currently using loving tan and am super satisfied, so I think you will be too🥳 Hope you get the results you’re looking for and have a lovely day🏖️😊
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  • The post was made 1 years

    Bronza vs Bondi?

    Does anyone know if bronzas bus gives a different end result in shade than Bondi sands dark, which is very green in the guide color? I'm looking for a more natural tan, with a red/brown undertone. Anyone have tips?☀️😍👙
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    • The user's roll: Lyko Creator. The comment was made 1 years
      Hey there!🤍 If you think Bondi Sands Dark gives a too green/olive tone and instead want a more natural red/brown undertone, Bronza Bronzing Mousse Deep Bronze might be a better alternative. It is vegan, quick-drying, and gives a golden brown color without orange or green undertones 🌞✨ If you want more options with a natural tone, you can also check out: St. Tropez Self Tan Dark 🫧 Isle of Paradise Self-Tanning Water 🫧 Garnier Ambre Solaire Natural Bronzer Mousse 🫧 Take care!🤍
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