Coconut Tanning Butter (Wild Tan) - Tanning butter for sensitive skin: bronzer-free

Coconut Tanning Butter is a tanning butter for sunbed use: a ‘sunbed friendly accelerator’ with a creamy formula that prepares your skin for a faster, more even tan. Its butter texture absorbs quickly and leaves skin smooth, with a coconut fragrance and hints of vanilla.

What sets it apart from the other butters in the range is its gentleness. Sensitive or weakened skin gets soothing, protective care, and an even colour after your tanning sessions. It is also suitable for regular use over several weeks, or for tanning delicate areas gently.

• Hollyhock extract: reduces redness and irritation, ideal for dry and sensitive skin.
• Coconut oil and cocoa butter: moisturise the skin, and boost and prolong your tan by stimulating melanin.
• Tyrosine and acetyl tyrosine: support the tanning process. The formula also contains riboflavin (vitamin B2).
• Shea butter: deeply moisturises the skin, leaving it soft and smooth.
• Sesame oil: moisturises the skin in depth and helps prevent dryness.
• Also contains: tamanu oil and vitamin E, an antioxidant.

Before your tanning session, apply the Coconut butter in an even layer to clean skin, then wash your hands. Stick to the session time recommended by your salon, even if your skin is already tanned. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not swallow. Keep out of the reach of children. For adult use only. If in doubt, patch test on a small area of skin before use.

All three Wild Tan butters share a moisturising base and tyrosine, with no bronzers. The difference is your skin type:

• Coconut Tanning Butter: the most soothing, for sensitive or redness-prone skin.
• Watermelon Tanning Butter: for normal to dry skin, with a light texture and a fruity watermelon fragrance.
• Carrot Tanning Butter: for dull skin lacking radiance, with carrot oil, beta-carotene and mango.

Is Coconut Tanning Butter suitable for sensitive skin?

Yes, it is the butter in the range made for sensitive skin. Hollyhock extract reduces redness and irritation, while shea butter and sesame oil moisturise and help prevent dryness.

Does the Coconut butter contain bronzers?

No. Its formula contains no DHA and no erythrulose: your colour comes only from your own tan, which builds gradually and naturally.

Does Coconut Tanning Butter contain SPF?

No. It contains no SPF and does not protect against sunburn. It is designed for sunbeds and can be used outdoors when the sun is at its weakest.

Is the Coconut butter safe for sunbeds?

Yes. Wild Tan classes it as ‘sunbed friendly’: you can use it on sunbeds without any risk of damaging the equipment.