
Capri Glow Accelerator
Absorbed before the timer starts. Nothing sitting on top.
£24.99£29.99
or 3 for £59.97
Free tracked UK delivery on every order
The Sink-In Base
Cream for the bed, Nasal for the bag. The Glow Accelerator's peptide + tyrosine Sink-In Base preps your skin so your own colour shows up sooner and hangs around longer. The Nasal Spray is the flavoured saline mist — the one the group chat keeps asking about. Use one, or stack both and save £5.

Deep hydration
Coconut + shea, holds colour longer
Sinks in before the timer
Nothing greasy on the bed
150ml tube
About a two-week trip
UK shipped
Tracked delivery
The range
Two products, one standard. Multi-buy tiers mean the more you grab, the more you save.

Absorbed before the timer starts. Nothing sitting on top.
£24.99£29.99
or 3 for £59.97

The Glow Stack
One Glow Accelerator 150ml tube and one Capri Nasal Spray 10ml flavoured saline mist, packed together and shipped as a single tracked parcel. Everything you would buy separately, £5.00 less.
The mechanism
Tan fades fastest on dry skin, and oily accelerators sit on top instead of getting in. The Sink-In Base is absorbed before the session starts, so the peptide + tyrosine blend and the moisture are in the skin while you tan. That's the whole point.
An amino-acid and peptide blend skin loves — acetyl hexapeptide for conditioning, tyrosine and carotenoids for the glow — paired with coconut and shea.
Tan fades fastest on dry skin. The buttery base keeps yours quenched — hydrated skin holds what develops.
Oily accelerators sit on the surface. The Sink-In Base is absorbed before the timer starts — nothing greasy on the bed, nothing sitting on your skin.

Two products, one standard — the kit we wished was on the shelf when we started.
Our story
Capri started in a sunbed shop in Liverpool with a shelf of half-used accelerators. Every tube promised the deepest colour, and every one did one thing well and three things badly: one smelt incredible but sat greasy on the bed, one sank in fast but had faded by Friday, one gave real depth but left tide marks on the shins. We kept notes on all of them.
So we took the best of each and made one: the tyrosine and peptide hit from the serious sunbed creams, the coconut and shea base from the ones that actually hydrated, the texture that is absorbed before the timer starts, and none of the biscuit smell. Then came the nasal mist: a simple flavoured saline spray, made to the same standard as the rest of the range. Two products, one standard: the kit we wished was on the shelf when we started.
— Team Capri