Face Tan Water For All Skin Tones (100 ml)

Eco Tan Face Tan Water is a tan + skincare hybrid made specifically for the face, so it’s designed to feel lightweight and hydrating and to deliver a gradual, natural-looking glow. Compared with deeper, more traditional self-tan formats (often aimed at the body), Face Tan Water is generally the most “everyday” option because you can build colour slowly and maintain it as part of your skincare routine.

For the most natural finish:

1. Apply to freshly cleansed, dry skin.
2. Use your fingers and apply about 1 teaspoon of Face Tan Water evenly over face (and blend down the neck if you’re tanning your face).
3. Let it dry.
4. If you want a deeper result, apply one more coat once the first layer is dry.
5. The colour develops over a few hours, and many people prefer the result when left overnight.

For a subtle glow, start with one light application and build gradually.

They tend to feel “worth it” if you want a year-round, sun-kissed look without sun damage and prefer a gradual tan that also feels like skincare. Face Tan Water is:

• award winning and a cult-favourite
• suitable for all skin types
• vegan, cruelty-free, and made with organic ingredients
• free from synthetic dyes, synthetic fragrances, harsh chemicals, and cheap fillers

It’s best for natural, buildable colour, not a one-application, ultra-dark tan.

Yes. Customers generally rate Face Tan Water very highly, especially for:

• ease of use and low-effort application
• natural-looking colour that’s subtle and buildable
• no obvious orange undertones like some other tans
• a pleasant scent
• gentle results that work well for sensitive skin

Some reviewers also mention their skin looks clearer and smoother over time.

“Longest-lasting” varies by skin type and routine. In general:

• gradual face waters are usually the least streaky because they’re easy to apply and to top up
• longevity is often achieved by maintenance, not a single heavy application

For Face Tan Water specifically, the recommended approach is to use it a few days in a row to reach your ideal depth, then 2-3 times per week to maintain the glow.

Use it as your “tan step” on clean, dry skin.

Suggested PM routine (common choice)

1. Cleanse
2. Face Tan Water (about 1 teaspoon)
3. Let dry
4. Moisturiser if you want (after it’s dry)

AM option

1. Cleanse
2. Face Tan Water
3. Let dry
4. Moisturiser + SPF + makeup (all ok once dry)

To avoid blotchiness:

• apply evenly to dry skin (not damp)
• build gradually (don’t overload one application)
• keep dry areas hydrated so they don’t grab extra colour

Yes - it’s suitable for oily and acne-prone skin. It’s made as a facial tan-water (not a heavy cream), so it sits lightly on the skin and is unlikely to clog pores when used as directed.

If you’re very breakout-prone:

• patch test first (jawline/cheek)
• apply to cleansed skin
• avoid layering very heavy products immediately underneath

It can. Like most self-tanners, darker areas (pigmentation, sun spots, post-acne marks) can sometimes grab a bit more colour and look more noticeable.

What’s recommended:

• apply a little moisturiser to darker spots first to create a light barrier, then apply Face Tan Water over the top
• use a lighter first layer and build gradually
• keep hydration consistent so dry patches don’t deepen unevenly
• wear SPF daily to help prevent spots from darkening further

Yes. You can use moisturiser, sunscreen, and makeup as normal once Face Tan Water is dry. If you’re layering multiple products, just give Face Tan Water a moment to dry down first.

The recommended amount is about 1 teaspoon per application, applied with your fingers to cleansed, dry skin.

• for deeper colour: apply a second coat once the first layer is dry
• for best results: use it a few days in a row to reach your desired shade, then 2-3x per week to maintain