Self Tanning Gone Wrong!

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Shelby G.

Sep 8, 2013

Shelby G.

So, I tried out this self-tanning wipe that had been given to me as a gift. I exfoliated well and followed all of the directions; careful not to leave streaks. The next day came, I got ready as usual and headed out the door to school. I didn't realize that apparently, I missed a HUGE spot on my arm when I wiped them. As soon as I got home, I tries to go over it with another wipe. Now I just look uneven. Any tips on how to tone those particular spots down?? Help please!

Teagan G.

Sep 8, 2013

Teagan G.

I don't know how to fix it... but I accidentally did that EXACT thing to my legs. I wore jeans for the rest of the week to hide it. Even though it was like 100* out!

Amanda V.

Sep 8, 2013

Amanda V.

I've done the same thing, except allll over my body. I was so orange. I tried everything. But what finally worked was Caress Evenly Gorgeous Shower Gel. I just used it with a loofah & it worked.

Shelby G.

Sep 9, 2013

Shelby G.

Great to know that I'm not alone! haha. Thanks for the help!

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