Isle of ParadiseOVER IT Self Tan Remover (200 ml) Glycolic Acid and Micellar Water Self Tanning Eraser Vegan

Got this to fix a pre-wedding amateur self tanning disaster. Really helped. Would recommend!

Isle of Paradise tans are fab because they last but not fab because at a certain point they start to go patchy. Any tanned bits left when the other bits rub off are almost impossible to get off... tried my usual loofah and body scrub method that gives even removal for Skinnytan brand self tans but there was no budging the Isle of Paradise tan.Felt the only option was to purchase their own brand tan remover... not cheap and still no magic wand. The process of spraying this micella water mix was messy and left me dripping with the stuff, cold and uncomfortable.Allowed it to sink in somewhat but then had to scrub away for some time and still left patches.Probably won't use Isle of Paradise tans again as its too much of a faff and left my skin sore.To be honest best removal is still surgical spirit on cotton wool... amazingly it doesn't dry out or damage the skin as much as this removal water does.

This stuff actually works! Normally I wait for my tan to wear off and do a final scrub/ exfoliate.NO NEED for that red skin and stressful shower any more! Ordered this on a whim as I was going on holiday and had started looking patchy- it was a dream! Spray on, rub in, leave and then shower off with a rubbing motion! Doesn’t smell great, smells exactly like their tan spray but job done! Does say only use on “old tan” so wouldn’t work if you’d just applied and messed it up or something.

Arrived without a lid and covered in something dirty and sticky, like it had previously had labels all over. Looks more like it was owned by someone than sent new!! Not happy!

Leak throw the bin

This stuff works. My tan lasts longer. It smells lovely too.

Waste of money it does nothing to my fake tan

Doesn’t do anything? I tried this about 14 times ?!