Bondi Sands Self-Tanning Back Applicator | Durable, Reusable Application Tool Applies Self Tan to Hard-to-Reach Areas for a Flawless, Streak-Free Look | Includes 1 Applicator and 3 Replacement Pads

I've had one (or two) of these before and like it, hence a repeat purchase. It works well with tanning mousse, gel and oil and it helps you to tan your back where you wouldn't usually be able to reach by yourself. It does come with spare pad(s) but I have not been able to figure out how to keep the spares stuck down once replaced so just buy a new one. It's good value and I'd recommend.

Great product, would recommend.

The media could not be loaded. Update: have been using this for over a year now and it’s super, I use it every week on the last triangle section on my back that I just cannot teach without this.Postage said 3-4 weeks and arrived in just over a week so that was a bonus. Made well, easily folds out So it is long enough to reach down your back I tend to just use it on the black side rather than the blue sponge pad. The black larger pad is just like the fabric of a tanning mitt. This really does help you get to that difficult triangle area on your back that no matter how much you try you just cannot reach!!! I use this and stand looking over my shoulder in a mirror so I can see where I need to cover, Easy to wash up and comes with two replacement black pads

Very disappointed in this, made cheap

Absolutely great for solo holidays & applying creams . Very light & easy to pack ..

I have all the other applicators, but due to seeing on YouTube l decided to buy one.It's fab and so much easier to do my back and bum.

Concept is great for tanning or applying lotion on your own. Leaves an even tan and good value considering it comes with extra pads.Feels strong and unlikely to break with normal use.I do find it's tricky to use as you can't apply too much pressure (which is not really the fault of the product, just the nature of trying to apply things to your own back)While it's useful that it folds in half, I do imagine a solid straight tool would feel more sturdy to use.

I found this kind of pointless and actually more awkward to use than just using a mitt for my back (put backwards on my hand for the most awkward areas where the back of your hand is easier to use). I found it's quite flimsy too, and it wouldnt stay extended at times.It's pretty cheap, I wasn't expecting miracles, and Bondi Sands products are generally great, so I'll probably just put it in the bathroom cabinet "just in case" and forget about it.