Invisible Tan For Medium To Olive Skin Tones (150 ml)

Invisible Tan typically lasts around a week, depending on how you look after it. Swimming, bathing, and exfoliating can make it fade faster.

Invisible Tan develops over 8 hours. Many people choose to sleep in it and rinse/shower the next morning, but it's personal preference. You can also apply it, wait a few minutes, get dressed, and go about your day while it develops.

Yes, Invisible Tan can be used on face and body, however it's a super nourishing, rich formula and may cause breakouts for some people when used on the face.

For facial tanning, we recommend Eco Tan Face Tan Water, which is specifically designed for the face. It's non-comedogenic (won't block pores), includes anti-acne ingredients, and contains natural hyaluronic acid to support hydration without feeling heavy.

Eco Tan invisible-style tans develop colour without synthetic dyes or heavy guide colour, so they're designed to be worn while developing without staining like many traditional self-tanners.

Traditional self-tanners often include a bronzer/guide tint to help you see where you've applied. Invisible formulas are more "apply like moisturiser and let it develop", so careful, even application is key.

Winter Skin

• What it is: A gradual tan moisturiser that hydrates and gives a soft honey glow without the drying effect of synthetic ingredients and food colouring.
• Who could use it: Especially loved by fair skin and first-time tanners. Very user friendly and forgiving (easy to re-apply to build colour).
• How to use it: Apply to clean, dry skin like moisturiser. Many people use it 2-3 times a week.
• Face use: Can be used on face, but it's a rich formula and may not suit breakout-prone skins. Face Tan Water is the better face option.

Invisible Tan

• What it is: A one-application invisible self-tan that develops over 8 hours. It's darker than Winter Skin, but with the same moisturiser-meets-tan concept.
• Who could use it: Anyone after a gorgeous deep honey tan. Often best suited to medium to deep skin tones, although some fair-skin users love it too (it's individual).
• How to use it: Exfoliate dry areas first so it doesn't grab (knees, elbows, hands, feet). Many people prefer two coats for more even coverage. You can sleep in it or wear it during the day while it develops.
• Face use: Some people use it on face, but it can be too rich for some. Face Tan Water is recommended for facial use.

Hempitan

• What it is: An organic body tan water with hemp seed extract to hydrate and treat skin while tanning. Water consistency, dries super fast, and you barely feel it on the skin.
• Who could use it: The darkest and longest lasting option. Recommended for medium to dark skin tones, though fair skin can use it by leaving it on for less time (for example, around an hour for a softer glow).
• How to use it: Start at ankles and work upward, applying consistent amounts. Double coat for best, most even colour. Apply with the Eco Tan non-porous mitt (material mitts can absorb product).

Cacao Tanning Mousse

• What it is: A foamy tan made with natural cacao (no synthetic food colouring), designed to hydrate and avoid that dry "crocodile skin" feel.
• Who could use it: All skin tones can use it and you control how dark you go.
• How to use it: Apply from ankles upward evenly. A second coat deepens colour and helps cover any missed spots. Leave on for 1 hour or sleep in it - your choice.

Face Tan Water

• What it is: A dedicated face tan product designed to be non-comedogenic, with anti-acne ingredients and natural hyaluronic acid.
• Who could use it: Everyone.
• How to use it: Apply to clean, dry skin (about a teaspoon amount). Wait a couple of minutes, then moisturise if desired. Many people use it about twice a week.

Quick guide

• Fair/light or first-time tan: Winter Skin
• Deeper, invisible one-application tan: Invisible Tan
• Darkest/longest lasting body tan: Hempitan
• Face tanning (especially breakout-prone): Face Tan Water

Overall, customer feedback is strongly positive. Reviews commonly mention easy application, natural-looking results, and a pleasant scent with no strong fake-tan smell. People also like that it doesn't leave orange tones or obvious staining, and the organic and vegan ingredients are a big plus.

The main consideration is that it may develop slightly too dark for lighter skin tones, so it's often best suited to medium to olive skin, or applied carefully on fair skin.

Here are four great options for a natural-looking, low-fuss tan:

1. Eco Tan Face Tan Water
2. Eco Tan Winter Skin
3. Invisible Tan
4. Eco Tan Hempitan

Yes. If you're choosing within Eco Tan:

• Fair/light skin: Winter Skin is the most gradual and forgiving option.
• Medium/deep skin: Invisible Tan or Hempitan are best for deeper colour (Hempitan is the darkest and longest lasting).

We do not believe that any product should claim to be safe for everyone. In saying that, the Eco Tan range is made with only organic and natural ingredients and is loved and used by many expectant and breastfeeding mums as it contains nothing synthetic or artificial. If you're unsure, patch test and check with your healthcare professional for personalised advice.

Application is the key. Eco Tan tans do not contain any synthetic orange dyes or colourants that stain your skin.

• Take your time so you don't miss any bits.
• If you do miss any bits, just do a second application to build and even it out.
• Tip: Apply coconut body milk to any dry areas such as feet, ankles, knees, knuckles and elbows before tanning. This helps stop tan grabbing on dry patches.