Self Tanner?

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Leslie R.

Sep 25, 2012

Leslie R.

I'm so white and I've used vs spray tanner but when you wear clothes after using it it runs off on your clothes and won't come off. The lotion just does work leaves streaks and turns the palms of my hands orange, tanning beds are a no for me I don't want to use them I very rarely go outside I don't like being sun tan dark skin cancer runs in the family so I get very cautious any advice?

Emiily Y.

Sep 26, 2012

Emiily Y.

I personally use St. Tropez Mousse. But it is on the more expensive side. The pro about it is that its super easy to blend in and makes a good glow depending on how much you apply. Nivea is a very good one, and it smells kinda sweet. This is what you do..Exfoliate your skin thoroughly before applying any self tanner. And apply some lotion to your knees ankles and elbows. That prevents to much tanner to be absorbed in those creasy areas. Go out and get clear gloves. They are cheap at Walgreens or walmart or wherever you have a local area shopping center. They are like surgical looking gloves. After you apply your lotion you can take them off and use the residue to apply to the back of your hands. I've posted some links of the tanners I truly like. But most tanners can work decent. You just have to know how to use them. 

http://www.bareescentuals.com/Faux-Tan-Sunless-Tanner/26399,default,pd.html

http://www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/productDetail.jsp?productId=xlsImpprod3110341

http://www.sttropeztan.com/

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