Bronzer and body wash for sensetive skin

[classicmoment]

1. I've never used bronzer before and I'm thinking it's about time I start. I'm pretty fair though with very red/pink undertones. Any recommendations for a good bronzer (preferably drug store) and any suggestions on how to apply? I have no idea

Comments

[myrrhmade]

1. No clue, sorry.
2. I highly recommend Lush products. You might like:
http://usa.lush.com/cgi-bin/lushdb/1455?expand=Skincare

[irotbackwards]

the bronzer i use isn't drugstore (bare minerals) but the number one tip i have for applying is DO NOT GO OVERBOARD. with bronzer you only need a little bit on your cheeks, forehead, nose.. the places the sun would naturally hit you. also make sure you put a tiny bit on your neck as well. the weirdest thing is someone with a tanner face but totally white neck. and the first time you put it on go outside with a mirror to make sure you don't look orange in natural light.

[aeryn]

I personally like the body washes by St. Ives. They're mild and leave your skin soft. I also love Dove Cream Oil body wash, but it might be too thick and scented for your skin.

[herminia]

Ditto St. Ives. I've got very sensitive skin and St. Ives is always gentle on it. I've tried cheaping out and by the off-brand versions, but they just don't do the trick.

[xhollydayx]

1. I use Prescriptives Sunsheen trio or Bare Escentuals Faux Tan (the starter kit comes with Warmth which I do not like at all on myself - Faux Tan has no pink at all in it and looks more natural on me). Start with a very small ammount - you can always add more later.