8 Self-Tanners That'll Have People Thinking You Just Came Back From An Island Getaway

Unless you just returned from a tropical getaway, your skin is probably looking a little more ghostly than glowing at the moment. Luckily, thanks to the invention of self-tanners, you don’t have to plan a vacation on a remote island to get sun-kissed skin. Unlike getting a spray tan, which rarely last as long as you want and can cost a pretty penny, applying a self-tanner is fully in your control. You can decide how much to apply, how often you want to do it, and how much you want to spend on it.

But you can’t use the same self-tanner on your body as you use on your face. Or, at least, you shouldn’t. If you have sensitive skin or are prone to breakouts, the ingredients in body tanner may make things worse.

Check out the best self-tanners for face that have earned more glowing reviews than the rest.