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Home›How To›How to Apply Self Tanner: 15 Steps

How to Apply Self Tanner: 15 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 23, 2024
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Applying self-tanner is an excellent way to get a sun-kissed glow without exposing your skin to harmful UV rays. Follow these 15 steps to ensure a beautiful, streak-free tan.

1. Exfoliate: Gently scrub your body with a mild exfoliator 24 hours before applying the self-tanner. This will remove dead skin cells, ensuring an even application.

2. Shave: Shave any areas where you have unwanted hair the day before applying the self-tanner to prevent irritation.

3. Moisturize: Apply a light moisturizer to dry areas (elbows, knees, and ankles) before applying the tanner. This will help prevent patches and uneven coloring.

4. Choose the right product: Pick a self-tanner that suits your skin type and desired shade. Visit a beauty store or consult online reviews to find the best product for you.

5. Test the product: Do a patch test at least 48 hours before applying the self-tanner on your entire body to ensure you are not allergic or sensitive to its ingredients.

6. Prep your surroundings: Wear old clothes, and lay down towels or plastic sheets on the floor to avoid staining any fabrics or surfaces.

7. Wear gloves: Use latex or rubber gloves while applying the tanner to prevent staining your hands.

8. Start from the bottom up: Begin with your feet and work your way up through your legs, avoiding direct contact with elbows, knees, and ankles for now.

9. Apply evenly in circular motions: Use a small amount of product at a time and gently rub it onto your skin in circular motions for the most uniform coverage possible.

10. Blend into problem areas: Dilute some tanner with equal parts moisturizer and apply it gently onto knees, elbows, and ankles using a cotton pad or makeup sponge for more natural-looking results.

11. Wipe joints: After applying the diluted self-tanner on problem areas, wipe around the joints to prevent over-coloring.

12. Tanning your face: Mix some tanner with an equal amount of moisturizer and apply gently onto your face using a makeup sponge or cotton pad.

13. Clean your hands: After removing gloves, wash your hands thoroughly and use a cotton pad or sponge to apply a diluted mixture of self-tanner on the top of your hands.

14. Let it dry: Wait at least 10-15 minutes for the tanner to dry before getting dressed, and avoid touching any surfaces or fabric. Wear loose clothing to avoid friction or smudging the tanner.

15. Maintain your tan: To prolong your sunless tan, moisturize daily and exfoliate regularly to ensure that the color fades evenly. Reapply self-tanner every 7-10 days or as needed to maintain your desired color.

By following these 15 steps, you can achieve a perfect sun-kissed glow all year round without damaging effects from direct sun exposure. Remember to always patch test any new products on your skin, and practice patience when applying self-tanner for best results.

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