Self Tanner and Sweat??

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Kelsey V.

Apr 27, 2014

Kelsey V.

Hey ladies!

So I decided to really put effort in to sunless tanning this year instead of tanning outside or in a tanning bed. However I'm a little concerned that working out and sweating will make the tanner run/streak. Does this happen or once it's dry you're good to go? I'd rather try to figure it out ahead of time and save myself any potential embarrassment. Haha. 

Thanks!

Shannon M.

Apr 27, 2014

Shannon M.

If it is a gradual tanner or an overnight tanner that you wash off in the morning (my fave) then it is soaked into your skin and won't come off. "Tan wise" is the best one out there you can get it at Sally's for about $10 😊👍

Ella R.

Apr 27, 2014

Ella R.

Like what Shannon says, however I use Dove and love it.

Kelsey V.

Apr 27, 2014

Kelsey V.

Perfect thanks girls!

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