What removes can tanning spray from body?

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Raymis G.

Apr 19, 2013

Raymis G.

I bought a spray tanning product and applied it, now I have some areas a little darker than others (not as bad though ). Please let me know if there is some kind of remover! Thank you!

Nicole S.

Apr 19, 2013

Nicole S.

Lemon juice!! I just had a problem the other day where I used a self tanner and it was way too blotchy and dark on my wrists and I poured some lemon juice onto a dry washcloth and rubbed for a minute and it was completely taken care of. It removed the extra tanner and made it lighter

Raymis G.

Apr 19, 2013

Raymis G.

Omgggggg thank you so much ima try it as soon as I get home!

Nicole S.

Apr 19, 2013

Nicole S.

You're welcome! Yeah it really does wonders.

Lisa P.

Apr 20, 2013

Lisa P.

I used to be an airbrush artist stained my hands all the time lemon juice with a great loofa or baking soda , water , and the exfoliating stones

Katie D.

Apr 21, 2013

Katie D.

Doesn't nair or veet hair removers work?

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