Alternatives to a tanning mitt?
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Aug 27, 2014
Tashurr T.
Need to tan but don't have a tanning mitt
Using a mousse tan. Any other options instead of a mitt? X
Aug 27, 2014
Lauren H.
A good old sock lol. Just turn it kind of inside out so the material is doubled? That way it won't seep through onto your hands :)
Aug 27, 2014
Tashurr T.
Oh cool thank you xx
Aug 27, 2014
Lauren H.
No probs, I hope it works OK for you!:)
Aug 27, 2014
Brianna M.
I use a lotion and I just use a rubber glove
Aug 28, 2014
Meghan B.
Oooooh, I never thought of using a sock! Sponges work okay as a last resort - they just soak up a lot of product. Rubber gloves work okay with a mousse too.