Review: Vita Liberata Gradual Self Tan In Light/Clair

It's time to review another self tan! ps. sorry about the picture lighting (it was taken at night)

I did a lot of research a month or so ago on gradual fake tans that don't smell. I was getting sick of waking up with that horrid biscuit smell or some other strong scent (even Xen Tan has a scent) and so I found Vita Liberata.
Vita Liberata do a range of fake tans, even one that claims to last 2 - 3 weeks!


Application
This particular option out of the range is "untinted" which means you DONT get a guide colour. To be honest I find that a good thing, you don't really expect to have an instant colour with a gradual tanner. Also in this range you get a choice of mousse or cream, I have the cream version.
In other reviews it states to use a tanning mit, and I totally agree! This gradual tanner can easily be applied using hands, but to make sure I have a perfectly smooth result I use a mit!

Results
When I wake up in the morning I am left looking like I've been on holiday. I always take a shower and there is still quite a noticeable colour change after one application.  Even though I am using the lightest version, I feel this tan does what darker tans do in other brands eg. the dark version of the garnier gradual tan.
The colour isn't orange (which I have got with cheaper gradual tanners). I hardly have any streeking which is probably because I use a mit.

Longevity/Fading
This is becoming my favourite fake tans because it fades so nicely! I haven't had any patchiness. The tan lasts a couple of days with one application.

Overall thoughts ?!
I really really really like this gradual tanner! I would recommend it to everyone apart from really pale people that are scared to tan. I have only used this a couple of times, but I feel it has already became part of my favouites. You can buy this tan for around £12 from Boots.

Have you tried this tan??
What's your favourite tanning brand?

Love Laura xxx