Being generally pale and turning super freckly as soon as the first rays of sunshine emerge from the clouds I make sure to protect my skin with SPF 50 throughout the summer. However, despite all the associated benefits this does leave me with a very pale face, that contrasts with the rest of my body. I am not usually a fan of using tan on my face, as I found that it can clog pores and look a little uneven, so I was really excited to try something a little different - by Terry's Serum Terrybly Sun Booster.
As an original alternative to chemical self-tanners, By Terry's Serum Terrybly Sun Booster fulfills the three needs of the skin during summer:
For a progressive tan : Auto-Radiant® System is based on 3 steps:
I have been using it for a few days and so far haven't noticed any difference, but I am excited to see what will happen in 3 weeks! The texture is light, so it sinks in instantly and smells gorgeous. It is also definitely more pleasant to use than a fake tan as it leaves no marks and there is no risk of orange palms. You don't even have to rinse it off!
by Terry Serum Terrybly Sun Booster retails at £65 and can be found on the SpaceNK website here.
As an original alternative to chemical self-tanners, By Terry's Serum Terrybly Sun Booster fulfills the three needs of the skin during summer:
- 3D hydration
- a progressive tan
- protection against UV rays.
For a progressive tan : Auto-Radiant® System is based on 3 steps:
- Biotanning, a 100% natural botanic agent, activates the synthesis of melanin.
- Everglow increases the amount of melanin formed and optimizes its migration towards the epidermis.
- Photocare regulates the proliferation of melanin and protects the skin against the UV rays.
by Terry Serum Terrybly Sun Booster retails at £65 and can be found on the SpaceNK website here.
Have you tried by Terry's Sun Booster? Do you use tan on your face? Do you have any recommendations? xxx
Yes i definitely need this protection against UV rays!
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