Anna’s Glow Journey

28 years old, living in the city, always busy—and always looking for ways to feel confident in her skin. This is Anna’s honest take on ORENDA.

“Honestly, I just saw ORENDA pop up on Instagram and thought, okay, probably another gimmick. But something about it felt different.”

Anna agreed to sit down with us and talk about what made her try something new—and why she’s still using it months later.

The Conversation

Q: What made you try ORENDA in the first place?

Anna: “I’ve tried fake tans before—always streaky, and the smell... ugh. Tanning beds? Not my thing. I wanted something real but safe. ORENDA looked transparent, no hidden stuff, and the ‘drink your glow’ idea was so different that I had to see if it worked.”

Q: How did the first weeks feel?

Anna: “Week one? I was mostly surprised it tasted good. Like watermelon, not chemical. By week three, my friends literally asked if I’d been away. That’s when I knew—it wasn’t just in my head.”

“It doesn’t hit you overnight—it’s more like watching your skin slowly wake up.”

Q: How is it different from other tanning products?

Anna: “Self-tanners always made me feel like I was hiding. This just enhances what’s already there. My skin looks warmer, smoother, more even—like me on my best day. And in summer, I tan faster without sitting in the sun all day.”

Q: Any downsides so far?

Anna: “Not really. The only thing is, you have to be consistent. It’s not a ‘use it twice and boom’ type of product. But honestly, I’d rather have something steady and real than a quick fake fix.”

🌟 Anna’s tip: “Take it every day like a ritual. I add it to my morning routine, like coffee. That’s when the glow really starts to build.”

Months Later

Anna has now been using ORENDA for over four months. She says the glow is no longer something she notices just in the mirror—it’s how others see her, too.

Anna: “People keep telling me I look healthier, like I’ve been on vacation. It’s such a boost. And what I love most? It works in winter too. Normally, I get super pale and dull, but this time I still feel radiant.”