You can now get tanned by eating these gummy bears

Sign us the hell up. - by Bianca M

If there is any alternative to slathering on fake tan every odd day (aside from being pale lol), then we're all ears fam.

And it looks like there is! In the form of tasty gummy bears, Superdrug have created TAN GUMMIES.

UTan and Tone ™ on Twitter

Does this mean we can eat candy while getting tanned? Absolutely.

They're even vegan friendly, with no artificial flavourings!

Developed by Company UTAN & Tone, Tan Gummies are made to be sucked until dissolved, or else chewed and swallowed.

UPDATE- Out of stock. We will keep you updated on re-stock date. PEEKABOO! 🙊 Have you tried our Tan Gummies yet? Gluten-free ✔️ Vegan ✔️ No GMO ✔️ Get yours at @superdrugloves! 🙋🏼. ☀️ How do they work? ☀️ They contain a mixed blend of carotenoids (organic pigments that protect plants from sun damage & give them colour). When taken in a high enough doses (purely vegetable based) this can result in storing in the skin, for a healthy looking golden hue to pale skins all year round. Also designed to accelerate & enhance a Sun/UV exposure tan with added tried & tested traditional tanning ingredients, found in most tanning supplements on the market today. As #TanGummies are held in the buccal cavity for a considerable time, results are enhanced better than ever before, due to direct absorption through the cheek walls.

"The world’s first edible tan supplements developed by healthcare experts using tried & tested, traditional vegan ingredients," reads the product description on their website.

"Patent Pending Tan Gummies® help to accelerate & enhance the perfect bronze tone to pale skins, with & without the sun. GMO Free. Gluten Free."

Customers are advised to take two bears a day for around two to three weeks. Once the shade of tan you want has been reached, you should start reducing the intake.

WE'RE ALL IN!

Bianca M

Bianca is the Online Editor for GF, who previously worked at Cosmopolitan and Dolly magazine. She spends her free time falling into YouTube holes about conspiracy theories and taking photos of her sausage dog - named after Kendrick Lamar.