As the holidays approach and with the return of sunny days, the matte skins only have one objective: accentuate their natural tan, without risking the sunburn or cluttering the epidermis with unnecessary filters. But finding a solar treatment that sublimates without attacking or lying on its nature can be a puzzle. Faced with the multitude of bronzing oils with brilliant promises, it is not always easy to find a treatment really suitable for your skin tone.
An organic formula noted A, thought to intensify the tanning of matte skin
No powder in the eyes or chemical filter here: ultra -tanning organic Corine de Farme certified oil is intended for matt or already tanned skins. His goal? Accelerate the skin pigmentation process, while offering it comfort and flexibility thanks to well -chosen plant ingredients.
At the heart of its formula, we find coconut oil, recognized for its nourishing and satinal properties. A few sprays are enough to wrap the skin with a silky finishnot sticky, which captures light and prolongs natural tan. A real boost for skins that do not fear UVs, but seek to intensify their shade without superfluous.
But what propels this product to the rank of the essentials is above all its cosmeto’Score hasawarded by the magazine 60 million consumers. A rare distinction in the field of solar care, where controversial UV and conservative filters often make a stain in the compositions. Here, no risk of risk listed, or suspicious ingredient at the turn of the INCI list.
Without sun protection: user manual and essential precautions
The effectiveness of this oil is due to a crucial point: it does not contain any UV filter. It therefore does not protect neither against sunburns nor against premature aging induced by prolonged exposure. In other words, it is only suitable for matte or already tanned skinss, and only in addition to suitable protection If the exposure is prolonged.
The recommendations are clear:
- Do not use it at the start of the exhibition or on clear or sensitive skin.
- Associate it imperatively On a sunscreen if the skin is exposed for more than a few minutes.
- Apply it after a sunscreen, once the absorption has been madeto avoid any protection dilution.
Farme Corine’s sunbathing oil presents itself as a tannernot like a solar protector. It is therefore aimed at a specific audiencewhich knows its skin type and reactions to the sun well. In this, it avoids one of the frequent pitfalls of so -called “solar” oils: the illusion of security.
An efficiency praised, a mini price and a promise held
Sold less than 9 euros The 150 ml bottle, the product is exceptional in a category often dominated by niche brands in elitist prices. Organic, sensory, without artifice and perfectly noted, this oil ticks all the boxes for the followers of intelligent tan.
Another asset: its light and pleasant texture, which resists water without sticking. Its perfume of Polynesian inspiration evokes summer without being heady. A minimalist care which, against all odds, has attracted even in the columns of specialized magazines, rarely tender with large surface cosmetics.
If she is so talked about, it is also because she embodies an assumed opposite : No false marketing, no false promise, just a clear, effective and respectful formula. For matte skin looking for intense and natural tan, the essential is there – no more, no less.
