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NiK I.

Dec 10, 2015

NiK I.

Okay so I'm a big self Tanner lover like huge I've been using it for about 8 years its not because I'm super light kind of on the medium side but it's hard to find foundation to match my skin tone plus I like being more on the tan side so whenever I use a self Tanner and apply it with my hands I have a difficult time getting off my hands I use baby whips along with going and wash my hands with soap still doesn't fully work plus I'd love it if I just had a one step whip to get off the self Tanner I've looked pretty much every place I can think of any ideas?

Roz X.

Dec 10, 2015

Roz X.

I don't self-tan often, but when I do, I always use a tanning foam with disposable gloves. It let me move the product around evenly without staining my palms. St. Tropez has mitts to apply self-tanner (Ulta has it). I remember a member saying her mom used a maxi pad to apply it...lol

Aleena P.

Dec 10, 2015

Aleena P.

Have you tried orange goop? it's hand cleaner that we use when we're working in the garage and it takes grease and oil off like a dream.

NiK I.

Dec 11, 2015

NiK I.

Lol rozberry that's hilarious about your mom its actually a really smart idea and aleena that's a fantastic idea my dad works in a garage so that will be perfect.

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