Anyone know how to remove self tanner from hands?

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Alyssa V.

Jan 24, 2014

Alyssa V.

I tried a self tanner and now my hands are blotchy and orange- any ideas on how to remove it? I already tried scrubbing them it doesn't work lol.

Alyssa V.

Jan 24, 2014

Alyssa V.

Alyssa V.

Jan 24, 2014

Alyssa V.

This is what I used - I don't know if it matters

Jennifer S.

Jan 24, 2014

Jennifer S.

Use dawn a few times, fit model competitions we have to get super tanned and it looks disgusting off stage so I usually buy a bottle of dawn and one of thosr back brushes and take a shower with it :D.

Sabrina K.

Jan 24, 2014

Sabrina K.

I heard that lemon can take some if it :)

Raylene I.

Jan 24, 2014

Raylene I.

Lemon and a salt scrub and heat... Get your hands really hot under running water and scrub with a lemon salt scrub (diy it with coarse salt oil and lemon juice) and scrub scrub scrub scrub :)

Alyssa V.

Jan 25, 2014

Alyssa V.

Thank you!!

Ruth R.

Jan 25, 2014

Ruth R.

sea breeze

Samantha C.

Jan 25, 2014

Samantha C.

I know it won't help now, but for next time: after you've finished and thoroughly washed your hands, slice a lemon in half and rub it all over your hands. especially places like knuckle, side of your palm and between your fingers were the tan really seems to stick!

Ciindrellaa S.

Jan 25, 2014

Ciindrellaa S.

Okay!yea try yogurt and lemon!sure it wl work.

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