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When I use BUS, the color always gets stuck in my pores on the décolletage. Which means I look brown-speckled, not so fun. So Lyko recommended this one. The spray comes out as a fine mist, which means it doesn't get so wet that it runs. It also smells good, a bit of the typical BUS scent can be felt the next day. Unfortunately, this one doesn't give much color, so I have to repeat the procedure several times to see any effect. This makes the product not economical. After the first application, I saw no difference at all, after the second I saw a certain shade difference where I had sprayed. Only after the third time did I get more visible color. Additionally, I think the color disappears quickly from the face, it’s enough that I’ve washed my face twice and the color is almost gone. So if I want to keep the “tan,” I would need to use this daily. The advantage is that this one doesn’t get stuck in my pores. I also have sensitive skin but haven’t reacted negatively to this one. It gives a nice and natural “tan,” that doesn’t go yellow. But I won’t buy this one again, as it doesn’t hold better than it does. There are better options for about the same price. #lykoreview

I have tested quite a few different heat protectants, and due to painful hands and fingers, I prefer sprays that come in an aerosol can so I don't have to pump the spray out with my fingers. The spray itself is good, it comes out in a nice mist. I don't agree that it smells good; I think it smells a bit like hairspray. But the scent doesn't linger in the hair and disappears when blow-drying. It's a dry heat protectant, so it doesn't make the hair wet. Perfect if you want to restyle your hair and don't have time to wait for the heat protectant to dry into the hair before you, for example, straighten or curl it. A pretty decent heat protectant that seems to do what it's supposed to do. #lykoreview

I love this, and a big plus for the very pleasant scent that isn't as strong as it often can be.