I hate to diss Hourglass because as I’ve stated before, I love their products. And they just started to carry them at Sephora, and I want them to continue to do so, therefore I want people to buy their products. But when a company comes out with a product I can’t stand behind, I must tell you.
Hourglass has created a facial self-tanner called Solar Tan. It’s clear, it doesn’t smell bad, and it doesn’t break out my skin (and if something doesn’t break out my skin, I can almost guarantee it won’t break out yours). It has a lot of things going for it, to be honest with you. Here is the problem: it dyed my eyebrows orange. To be fair to Hourglass Cosmetics, my eyebrows are so blonde they are nearly white. So if you had raven-colored eyebrows, you may not experience the same problem. But for you fair-haired maidens, I strongly advise against this otherwise-splendid product. I quit using Solar Tan on June 27 when I realized it was creating small, perfectly-arched carrots above my eyes. On July 6 I was asked what in the world was going on with my eyebrows. And on July 13 I could finally say they were back to their normal color. My skin was not a glowing golden either. I would call it more of a brassy yellow, and I’d rather be white than yellow and orange, so do not spend $60 on this product (unless as I said, you have dark hair and then maybe (just maybe) it may be worth your well-earned money.
Hourglass has created a facial self-tanner called Solar Tan. It’s clear, it doesn’t smell bad, and it doesn’t break out my skin (and if something doesn’t break out my skin, I can almost guarantee it won’t break out yours). It has a lot of things going for it, to be honest with you. Here is the problem: it dyed my eyebrows orange. To be fair to Hourglass Cosmetics, my eyebrows are so blonde they are nearly white. So if you had raven-colored eyebrows, you may not experience the same problem. But for you fair-haired maidens, I strongly advise against this otherwise-splendid product. I quit using Solar Tan on June 27 when I realized it was creating small, perfectly-arched carrots above my eyes. On July 6 I was asked what in the world was going on with my eyebrows. And on July 13 I could finally say they were back to their normal color. My skin was not a glowing golden either. I would call it more of a brassy yellow, and I’d rather be white than yellow and orange, so do not spend $60 on this product (unless as I said, you have dark hair and then maybe (just maybe) it may be worth your well-earned money.
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