BALI BODYWatermelon Tanning Oil SPF50 – Tanning Oil with SPF for Dark Glow Skin, Fast-Absorbing, Non-Greasy Formula, Hydrating, Travel Size, Cruelty-Free, Vegan Australian Made (100ml/3.4flo)

Love the scent and feel.

This bottle is a lot smaller than I was expecting but it does work really well and a little goes a long way.

I really like this tanning oil with SPF 50. That is a combination I haven't seen before so I was excited to try this. So far I am happy with it. The formula is not greasy, is absorbs quickly into skin and leaves it looks just a little nicer than before. Skin looks radiant and healthy. The oils are very hydrating and they plump skin in a good way and leave a more radiant tone to my color. It prevents burns and improves the condition of my skin.The scent is sweet, rather light, perfectly pleasant, but I wouldn't know it was supposed to be "watermelon" scented if it didn't say so. The watermelon seed oil is supposed to increase your melanin production so you get a nicer nice, quicker. I cannot say for certain that this is true or not, but it is a welcome alternative to the "caramel" or "sugarcane" extracts found in so many tanning products. While those may be "natural" they are very inflammatory and can cause serious skin irritation. They do create a faster tan, but for me it is not worth it, the itching is unbearable.

El precio está caro para el tamaño del envase, lo usé y no me funcionó, me salieron granitos cuando me expuse al sol

My first impression was, "This is a very small bottle." That said, the product is a thin oil that's easy to apply. It leaves a thin oily sheen on your skin. Frankly, I'm surprised that "tanning" products still exist. In today's world, "sunscreen" is considered necessary to block the sun's rays. I'll leave it to buyers to research SPF 50 "tanning oils" vs. "sunblock" in terms of safety (but I encourage you to do so). Apparently, in Australia, "tanning" is still a thing.

The description says this is sunscreen oil and the bottle says it’s tanning oil. It says it provides a protection level of 50 SPF and I can say that when I’ve used it I haven’t burned. I’ve only been outside for a couple hours at a time and the sun isn’t quite as strong now as in the summer, so I can’t speak to how long it would protect from burning. It’s a bit greasy, but that is to be expected from an oil. It does absorb pretty well and has a pleasant scent. The bottle is small for the price, but if you’re looking for something that smells and feels a little different than a typical sun product, this might be for you!

What I like about this is it doesn't leave your skin with a whitish cast. So pros and cons - it doesn't use a metal oxide for a physical barrier to protect you, but uses chemical ingredients to achieve protection. These are commonly used sunscreen ingredients so no concern there.It is an oil, so it is a little greasy, but not too bad. And even cream sunscreens, besides the white-ish cash, are also kind of greasy too. Just the nature of sunscreens.Smaller size container, so good on the go. I like this as a nice change-up to standard cream type sunscreens and will use this when I don't want to look like Caspar.

this is such a small bottle! Of course I knew it would only be 100 mL, but it’s just funny seeing in person how comically small this is. However, a little goes a long way! I had never heard of this brand, but it seems it’s actually a real brand so it gives me comfort. This is something I can put on my skin for the sun. also, big props for being at least 30 SPF.