Tanologist vs. Bondi Sands

My experience with Tanoligist wasn't great. Tanologist has many products in their line, this being one of them. I have tried both the medium and the dark. I will say that the dark was much better color-wise. The medium did not give me as much color as I would have liked. It was more of a little light sun-kissed tinted brown color. Because I was not the biggest fan of the medium, I tried the dark. This color was much better, although it can give you a little orange-Ish color, but it is very faint. This color gives you a great tanned look. I prefer a darker-looking tan, so the dark would be best if you want that dark-tanned look. If you are looking for a more natural tan the medium will be the best fit for you. The only negative thing I have to say about the product is the application and wear-off. It can be tough trying to put your tanning mousse on because it is a clear product, so not everything will be distributed evenly because you cannot see it being applied. The wear-off is very iffy, for me, the medium wore off pretty well although it did get sort of splotchy. On the other hand, the dark color wore off terribly. It gets super splotchy and looks awful coming off. For both shades, the wear-off does get better if you reapply at least twice a week. Overall if you are a beginner for self-tanner, I would recommend it. if you have been using a self-tanner for a while, I would say it is best if you use a different tanner because of how it wears off and how difficult the application can be especially on the hands and feet.

I have never personally tried this tanner, but I have been recommended to try it. I will not be able to give you my experiences with the tanner because I have yet to try it. What I will do is provide you with the facts, others' opinions, and reviews. Bondi Sands provides a great long-lasting color. On the other hand, to get the best results it is highly recommended to us the Bondi Sands tanning mitt. There are other shades as well so you can get the desired tan look you want. As I have read from many reviews it is all positive feedback. From what I have learned it dries down well, although you have to wait around six hours to wash it off. There also was not a noticeable transfer from the time you put it on to the time you were going to take it off. From what I gathered I would give this a shot no matter if you are a beginner or not. There are many more pros from the application, color, and wear-off. All of the problems that were found in the Tanoligist tanner, there is none in this one. The most important factors you look for in a tanner, Bondi Sands thrives in it. I would also recommend this tanner to anyone. I have only heard great things about this tanner from others and from the research I have done.