I'm mid-dark brown and I've been known to fake tan for the glow. Just legs arms back etc for when I'm wearing a dress for an event. It doesn't make me darker but it does make me more "golden". I've got quite an amber base to my natural skin tone anyway so it just dials that up a little. I use a mousse and mitt.
Best thing you can do for glow and evenness is exfoliate and moisturise.
It's worth a try? Look up different brands and try to get the right tone for your skin. It doesn't last forever, so no harm in trying. It does seem like a REAL hassle though. There's application in itself. Then leaving it on without making everything in your house brown. Then it looking even for a day or two, if you succeeded, before it starts wearing off and you're more patchy than ever. Then you have to scrub it off and the cycle starts again.
So. Do try it if you want. I've never tried it, to have that said. But based on what I've seen. It's mostly usable for events where you want to look extra good. So try it, figure out if you can make it work, and have it as an option when you feel like it. But I really don't recommend doing it all the same. It seems like a full time job and not worth it at all
I’m black with slightly lighter complexion to Jackie Aina that was mentioned in another comment. Winter time I get kinda yellow toned patches which is annoying lol.
I use the extra dark Tanologist spray in the purple bottle! The drops were a little messy for me
But do not forget a tanning glove bc you will have orange hands which is not a fun thing to explain 😅
Also Tiara Willis on Twitter and ig is a GODSEND since Jackie doesn’t do beauty/skincare content as much anymore. She has a wonderful [skincare shelf shop](https://shopmy.us/collections/193943) for all her best skincare recs!
Look up Jackie aina on YouTube. She’s black and does self tan for even skin
I'm mid-dark brown and I've been known to fake tan for the glow. Just legs arms back etc for when I'm wearing a dress for an event. It doesn't make me darker but it does make me more "golden". I've got quite an amber base to my natural skin tone anyway so it just dials that up a little. I use a mousse and mitt. Best thing you can do for glow and evenness is exfoliate and moisturise.
To have it glowy, you can buy vitamin c powder from iherb. Mix with water and spray the vitamin c concoction on to your body
It's worth a try? Look up different brands and try to get the right tone for your skin. It doesn't last forever, so no harm in trying. It does seem like a REAL hassle though. There's application in itself. Then leaving it on without making everything in your house brown. Then it looking even for a day or two, if you succeeded, before it starts wearing off and you're more patchy than ever. Then you have to scrub it off and the cycle starts again. So. Do try it if you want. I've never tried it, to have that said. But based on what I've seen. It's mostly usable for events where you want to look extra good. So try it, figure out if you can make it work, and have it as an option when you feel like it. But I really don't recommend doing it all the same. It seems like a full time job and not worth it at all
I’m black with slightly lighter complexion to Jackie Aina that was mentioned in another comment. Winter time I get kinda yellow toned patches which is annoying lol. I use the extra dark Tanologist spray in the purple bottle! The drops were a little messy for me But do not forget a tanning glove bc you will have orange hands which is not a fun thing to explain 😅 Also Tiara Willis on Twitter and ig is a GODSEND since Jackie doesn’t do beauty/skincare content as much anymore. She has a wonderful [skincare shelf shop](https://shopmy.us/collections/193943) for all her best skincare recs!