Review: L'Oreal Sublime Bronze Self-Tanning Towelettes, Medium Natural Tan

Just 4 days ago I got back from my week long vacation in the Bahama's. I came back bearing gifts for all, and I was even given a free gift by nature itself. A tan!

I don't tan too easily, and my legs are nearly impossible to tan, however the Bahamian sun seemed to do the trick.

Sadly though, I have the type of skin where I get a nice tan, and then 4 days later I notice that my tan is peeling, and it fades away into pale-ville again. It sucks, but it's what my skin does, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. I loved the tan I got though, and I wanted to keep my skin tan without exposing it to any harsh wrinkle causing tanning beds.

The day after I got back though I hit up my local target to not only develop pictures, but to see what type of tanning products they had for sale. I have used so many tans in cans, and nearly all of them suck, they either smell, or leave me streaked, or looking like a friggin Oompa Loompa.
When I came across L'Oreal Sublime Bronze Self-Tanning Towelettes, Medium Natural Tan though, it seemed like a product that just might work. I have never really had any bad experiences with L'Oreal products, so I figured why not?

L'Oreal Sublime Bronze Self-Tanning Towelettes, Medium Natural Tan comes in a cardboard box with a golden color to it. On the box it clearly states what the product is, what it does, and how to use it. You honestly though don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure it out.

You will however want to read it anyway, because according to the box you are to use a towel daily, until you reach the desired level of 'tan' that you want. After that you can use them once or twice a week to maintain the look.

Seeing how I was already slightly tan I knew that using just one towel would likely take my tan up a notch and really make my skin look baked toast. Yay!

Inside of the box there are only 6 sealed aluminum packets. Each packet contains a tanning towel (duh).