Loreal Sublime Glow Vs. Olay Body Touch of Sun

Summer is almost here again, and with summer comes tans and sunshine. For obvious reasons such as sun damage and skin cancer, many people opt for alternative ways to have a healthy looking tan without compromising their health. Sunless tanners have been around many years now. In the beginning, there were mixed results. Some tanners would blotch and turn skin oranges, while others left uneven streak marks and left people questioning whether this sunless tanning junk was worth it.

However, in due time, sunless tanners proved that they too could make you look as good as the sun could even on its most brightest day. More recently, companies have cleverly came up with an idea that adding a hint of sunless tanner with regular body lotion would work even better than the sunless tanners alone. Again, since this concept is so very new, people are a little skeptical to try it out until they have seen proven results. Since I am sucker for new products, I don't mind being a guinea pig when it comes to these type things. Although there were a few that came out three years ago, and several more since, I am going to start with two brand names that seem to be a trustworthy beauty product for most: Loreal and Olay.

Loreal:

Loreal has a neat little product out called "Loreal Sublime Glow". It is a daily moisturizing lotion with a built in skin tone tanner/enhancer. Mango butter, Vitamin E, and sweet almond are also included to give off a fresh scent and added moisturizers. It comes in a tan 8.0 fl. oz tube with an easy to use flip top.The product promises that with daily use your skin will be silky, soft, and moisturized. Within a few days, a subtle tan should start to appear and your skin tone will be naturally evened out.