A Guest post by Beaubronz...
Fake tanning products can be a fantastic
addition to any make-up bag or beauty regime, but the application process can
be more than just a little bit tricky! Most tanning disasters are easy to avoid
though, and even if you’ve already made the mistake, they can usually be
rectified without too much hassle.
Here, we’ll take a look at a few of the
most common tanning issues, and provide easy fixes to ensure that you look your
best while searching for that bronzed and beautiful look.
Tanning products can be very dark when they
transfer onto your clothing, and it’s often difficult to shift the stains. To
avoid ruining your favourite fashion pieces, dedicate an old outfit that you
don’t mind using for your fake tanning sessions. It’s much better to ruin one
item than to keep having to throw away your wardrobe!
If you do stain your clothing or bedding,
wash them immediately on a very hot wash.
Streaks
and blotches
Preparation is the absolute key to a beautiful
and lasting fake tan. Follow your
usual hair removal procedure the day before application, exfoliate thoroughly, and
make sure that you use plenty of your usual moisturiser. This is especially
important for dry areas such as elbows and ankles.
Use an exfoliator daily to minimise the
problem if you haven’t prepared sufficiently.
Coloured
palms
Again, if you’ve missed this important part
of your tanning routine, you can deal with the issue by using a good exfoliator.
Quick
fading
To keep your skin looking great in between
applications, moisturise your whole body at least once a day after your shower
or bath.
Do you struggle to apply fake tan? Have you
got any tips that you’d like to share?
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Some good tips there xx
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hopefully now I won't have any problems again!
DeleteI'm fed up of my tan fading so quickly so I'm definitely going to try a gradual tanner instead! One tip I have is to put hand cream on your hands and wrists before applying fake tan. I find that this has helped stop my knuckles and wrists turning orange! :) x
ReplyDeletehttp://www.beautyboxuk.blogspot.co.uk/
oooh good tip! I always forget about my wrists! They can be a bit tricky
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