Tan Line Probs!

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Savannah J.

Apr 15, 2014

Savannah J.

I just put this in skincare due to lack of knowing what catagory this should be in. Anyway, curse me for playing a sport. Lacrosse has never given me this many bad tanlines in the most awkward spots. I have them on my shoulders, neck, thighs, feet and my right knee (I have extra fluid in my knee, so I wear a knee brace). Anybody have any suggestions on how to have them fade out once the seasons over? Thanks lovlies!! :) xx

Kat A.

Apr 15, 2014

Kat A.

What do you mean by fade out? you want your tan to go away & have your normal skin tone? because you'll just have to let that happen on it's own. if you just want an even skin tone, tan or maybe do a fake tan.

Savannah J.

Apr 15, 2014

Savannah J.

Well, I mean more along the lines of evening it out. I'm usually pretty tan, so I just don't want the awkward tan lines when I'm trying to wear a bikini this summer xD.

Emily H.

Apr 15, 2014

Emily H.

You will most likely have to get a tanning professional to personally even your tan lines out. That's what I did.

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