Is this a self-tanner?

No. It is a moisturizing gel meant to support and extend a tan from sun exposure. It will not darken skin on its own the way a self-tanner with DHA does.

No. There is no sun protection in the formula, so you still need a separate sunscreen when you are in the sun.

How often should I apply it?

The maker suggests once a day while building color, then every two to three days to maintain the tone. Exfoliating before use helps the result look even.

Can I use it on my face?

It is described as a body product. The gel and oils may be too heavy or fragranced for facial skin, so patch-test first if you want to try it there.

Is it good for dry skin?

Yes, the vitamin E and carrot seed oil give it real moisturizing power. It suits normal to dry skin better than very oily skin.

Tocopherol (vitamin E), calendula flower extract and carrot seed oil are the named actives, in a gel base.

Where is the Repairing Gel Body Moisturizer cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $27.98, as of our latest check.

Repairing Gel Body Moisturizer

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$27.98Free shipping

Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $27.98 at Deal.ai on Nov 10.

Our take on the Repairing Gel Body Moisturizer

This is a tanning and moisturizing gel built around tocopherol (vitamin E), calendula flower extract and carrot seed oil. It is marketed to deepen and extend a tan while keeping skin soft, and the carrot oil and vitamin E give it some antioxidant appeal. It is not a self-tanner and contains no sunscreen, so it darkens skin you already expose to the sun rather than creating color on its own. Rivals in this niche are usually either pure tan accelerators or plain body moisturizers; this one tries to do both, and reviewers tend to judge it on how well it hydrates and how evenly it works with sun exposure.