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Best self-tanner for a streak-free glow declared ‘the best' now on sale for $10: Unreal Skin

Best self-tanner for a streak-free glow declared ‘the best' now on sale for $10: Unreal Skin

7NEWS6 days ago
Limbs looking a pasty this winter? Mine too.
While we're busy layering up to stay warm this cold season, an unexpected outfit change could suddenly have your arms and legs on show.
If you're ready to fake your way to a healthy glow, we've got just the deal for you.
Unreal Skin, home to the best-selling Self Tanning Cream, is currently marked down the hero formula to just $10 — yes you read that correctly.
Thanks to their moving sales, you can get your hands on the bottle shoppers rave about for the price of two coffees.
Easy to apply, streak-free and non-transferrable onto bed sheets, shoppers say it's the 'perfect product for a subtle tan that doesn't look orange and fake.'
All you have to do is enter the code MOVINGSALE at checkout to access this epic price.
Unreal Skin's Self-Tanning Cream is the perfect year round essential for a sun-safe glow, and now is the perfect time to stock up on a couple of tubes.
Usually retailing for $39.95, the best-seller is currently marked down to just $10 thanks to the brand's moving sale, and we're expecting hundreds to fly off the shelves.
Created by Perth-based entrepreneur Sarah Green, Unreal Skin launched into market over 12 months ago, and is already receiving incredible feedback for their hero product, with shoppers declaring it as 'the best'.
' The best thing about this tan is it doesn't smell - so you could just put it on like moisturizer during the day. You can eliminate all the marinating time - which is the worst part about tanning,' one shopper commented.
'Unreal Skin is amazing! It goes on smoothly, dries quickly, and delivers a natural, even tan. The colour is perfect—not orange at all,' another added.
'This is the first tan I have been able to use as a new Mum. The natural ingredients make it a huge win, plus it does not transfer onto bub leaving dreaded orange cheeks,' a third shopper wrote.
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