I'd love to here some advice LOL.

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NiK I.

Mar 17, 2016

NiK I.

I'm a long-term self-tanning Junkie but even though I've mastered most of the tricks I still don't know if I need to self tan my ears weird question I know but it is odd when you're completely tan except for your ears please give me some advice I'm all ears haha.

Marleen B.

Mar 17, 2016

Marleen B.

I would probably dust bronzer on them or maybe a gel or liquid bronzer. Something with no commitment just in case.

Breeze T.

Mar 17, 2016

Breeze T.

You could use a temporary self tan that washes away or bronzer like Marleen says... And it's the easiest way too.
One thing comes to mind, I love reading instructions- I have a self tan kit by Vita Liberata and as far as I remember, it says to first do your body and neck, then use whatever is left on your mitt and go over the ears lightly. Then, just take some dry toilet paper and lightly blot and buff the ears to ensure a seamless application.

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