Competition Prep & Tanning
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Pro Tan Bikini Bite, Roll-On - 89 ml.
€11.91 Add to cart -

Pro Tan Female Competition Tanning Kit
€83.43 Add to cart -

Pro Tan Get Buffed, Pre-Tan Body Scrub and Skin Balancing Exfoliator - 237 ml.
€12.99 Add to cart -

Pro Tan Get Buffed, Pre-Tan Body Scrub and Skin Balancing Exfoliator - 473 ml.
€17.33 Add to cart -

Pro Tan Instant Competition Color Top Coat, (Foam With Applicator) - 207 ml.
€26.00 Add to cart -

Pro Tan Instant Quick Bronze Top Coat Sheen Gel - 454 grams
€40.09 Add to cart -

Pro Tan Instant Quick Bronze Top Coat Sheen Gel - 58 grams
€12.99 Add to cart -

Pro Tan Muscle Sheen Maximum Definition Posing Gel - 454g
€45.51 Add to cart -

Pro Tan Overnight Competition Color Base Coat, (Spray With Applicator) - 250 ml.
€27.08 Add to cart -

Pro Tan Single Show Competition Color Mini Kit
€36.84 Add to cart -

Pro Tan Single Show Competition Color Super Dark Mini Kit
€36.84 Add to cart -

Pro Tan Super Dark Competition Color Base Coat - 100 ml.
€24.92 Add to cart
Competition tanning and colour kits, sheen and posing gels and roll-on products, with the content stated in grams or millilitres. Cosmetic labels in the EU state the content and list the ingredients, so compare products by what the label says rather than by the product name. Check whether a listing is a full-size product or a kit, and divide the price by the content to compare sizes.
Frequently asked questions
What does a competition mini kit contain?
The product page lists the items in the kit, with the content of each in grams or millilitres where it is given. A mini kit holds smaller quantities than the full-size products, so compare the listed contents rather than the kit name.
Where do I find the ingredients and warnings of a tanning product?
EU rules require the label of a cosmetic product to list the ingredients, state the content in g or ml and carry any warnings, plus either a minimum-durability date or an open-jar symbol showing the months of use after opening. Read the label on the packaging before use; the product page may repeat these details.
How do I compare a small and a large pack of gel?
Compare the content in grams: a 454 g tub holds almost eight times as much as a 58 g one. Divide the price by the content to get the price per 100 g, and compare the same type of product, since a sheen gel and a posing gel are different products.