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Conclusion
While I think it’s great news that major toxins like formaldehyde and toluene are being excluded from nail polish brands, I think brands like Sally Hansen stretch to include other low-risk toxins so that they can appear to be a more health-conscious brand, all while still having major toxic products like Parabens in their regular line. For this reason, I would have to say that until Sally Hansen removes high-risk products like Benzophenones from their major lines, the entire brand may still be seen as toxic.
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This $12 Tanning Spray Makes My Legs Look Airbrushed
Michelle is a freelance writer and editor with more than 10 years of experience in the beauty industry. Her work has appeared in publications including Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, The Zoe Report, W Magazine,
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To me, self-tanning products are to my beauty routine what creamer is to coffee. I don't necessarily need them, but after seeing the difference they make, I attempt to incorporate them into my routine more often. The keyword here is attempt because the mere thought of the self-tanning process (yes, it is a process), makes me forego all of my sun-kissed glow dreams and settle on covering up my skin discoloration with yoga pants. That is, until I discovered a solution to my uneven, easily-bruised legs: Sally Hansen's Airbrush Legs ($12). It's my secret weapon to—you guessed it—super airbrushed legs, and it actually makes it appear like I'm wearing pantyhose.
Not to be confused with a self-tanner (which is meant to last for a prolonged period of time), this leg spray (which, spoiler alert: can be used on more than just the legs—more on that later), comes off when you take a shower. As someone who's insanely picky when it comes to tanning products, this one's become a staple in my beauty routine. Keep scrolling for my full review.
Reviewing the Results of Sally Hansen Airbrush Tanning Water
After following the application tips above, I have to say I‘m quite pleased with the color payoff from the Sally Hansen Airbrush Tanning Water. Here are the specifics on my results:
Color: This gave me a natural-looking, golden tan after 2 coats. No orange undertones or unnatural shading. I‘d describe it as a true medium bronze.
Evenness: The mist application made it easy to evenly coat my entire body, including hard-to-reach spots. No streaking even on knees/elbows.
Lasting Power: My color lasted over 5 days before needing a touch up. Gradual, even fading too – no patchiness.
Transfer: The formula dries down quickly after application. I saw minimal transfer to clothes after the 5 minute waiting period.
Hydration: My skin feels smooth and softly moisturized, not dried out. A subtle sheen too, which adds to the healthy, glowing look.
Overall, I‘m impressed with the Sally Hansen Airbrush Tanning Water‘s ability to create a natural-looking, believable tan with no self-tanner smell or effort. See my before and after pictures below for reference:
As you can see, this formula can give light to medium skin tones a beautiful, beachy bronzed hue without sun damage. If you already have deeper complexions, Sally Hansen also offers a Dark Tanning Water for more dramatic color payoff.