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Feb 2, 2014
Anneliese B.
Feb 2, 2014
Anneliese B.
Ok thank you!
Feb 2, 2014
Kitty K.
Scrubbing it with some baking soda might help and some rubbing alcohol ☺
Feb 2, 2014
Lauren M.
This has happened to me many of times lol. I use a scrub (coffee grounds) with olive oil to help fade/wash away the orangish color.
To avoid this in the future, right after applying to your body wash with a scrub for a few minutes! Get in between those fingers too!
I haven't had my hands turn orange since.
My friend uses gloves, but looks kinda funky since the back of her hand doesn't match her arm.
Good luck!
Feb 2, 2014
Lisa S.
Baking soda, dish soap, alfoofa sponge, and lemons