Product Description
Use Alba Botanica Sunless Tanner Lotion all year to keep your skin golden and radiant. In less than three hours, our non-streaking, rapidly absorbing solution delivers mild results. Without being exposed to damaging UV rays, hydrating shea butter, sweet almond oil, and safflower oil give skin a deep, natural-looking tan. Our completely vegetarian product is free of parabens, phthalates, gluten, and artificial perfumes. Animal testing is not conducted either. This item does not function as a sunscreen and does not offer sunburn protection.
- One 4 oz. tube of Alba Botanica Sunless Tanner Lotion
- Non-streaking, quick-absorbing formula that provides a deep, natural-looking tan
- Made with a plant-based blend of botanical ingredients like shea butter, sweet almond oil and safflower oil
- 100% vegetarian formula made without harsh ingredients like parabens, phthalates or synthetic fragrances
- Always cruelty-free, never tested on animals; recognized by the Leaping Bunny Program
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| Product Condition | NewCondition |
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| UPC Code | 724742003975 |
| GTIN | N/A |
| Maker | Alba Botanica |
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| Scent | No |
| Gender | No |
| Expiry Date | No |
| Time Needed for Effectiveness | No |
| Dietary Factors | No |
| Product Features | No |
| Product Type | No |
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