Bondi Sands: Ultra Dark

 Heyaa Bunnies!
To not post magazines all the time, I decided that I should finally post more about tanning products again...especially because there are some more on my list now that I will try...
This is probably the last post about selftanner for now...(I mean ok I have one left but I know it's bad, so do not be excited about it lol). I bought this one a couple times ago. Currently it's my most expensive selft-tanner. like holy moly, but the question is: Is it worth the money???

Price: 21,95€

Thickness:  

The foam is very easy to apply, It doesn't really create "foam" sometimes, it's more melting and just liquid with each application but that doesn't bother me. It's very thin and easy to apply.

Colour:  

The colour is a neutral brown. I think it has a great colour for light people, since some tanners would be too dark for light-skinned people. It doesn't really convince me tbh...since I prefer extremely dark tans.

Smell:  

The selftanner does smell like coconut (as it says on the packaging) but to me, the smell is a little bit too harsh. Others might like it but I am not into it. 

Durability: 

The colour stays a little longer than usual selftanners.

Effectiveness: 

I think it's a great natural colour for starters who don't want to look weirdly dark. It is not my first choice if you are already tanned and want to go darker with selftanners...

Stickiness:  

It has the usual stickiness from selftanners but also most of the time it doesn't feel like I have any selftanner on. It is the most comfortable to wear yet. It does stain your clothings A LOT THO...so make sure, you wear something black while you've got it on.

The selftanner does show some good points to invest the money, but I feel like that's more the case for beginners. When I read "ultra dark" I think it's going to make me change a whole colour but it didn't. It was very neutral. 

So for beginners: Recommended!

For kuro gals: Not really...