Have you tried TAN TOWELSWhat about Dior Bronze and Garnier Spray Tan?
For how long are Tan Towels lasting? Looking for someone that are lasting 2-3 days.Have you tried TAN TOWELSthey come in sachets sort of like hand wipes they don't smell you wipe them on at night or any time and they don't stain the sheets or your clothes.![]()
They are so easy to use, I have used them for a few years now. Available on the web TanTowel, Inc. | Sunless Tanning, Best Self Tanner, Tanning Lotion | Manufacturer of the Original Sunless Tanning Towelette | Sunless Tanning | Self Tan | Tanning Spraythey work well.![]()
They last two to three days longer if you moisturise. If away I top up and represh with towel, they give a great color Not orange.For how long are Tan Towels lasting? Looking for someone that are lasting 2-3 days.
Naw, you're color is pretty perfect;DAh, is it crazy that I wish I were light enough to say "I want to go tanning!" All my friends tan and I wish I could join them.![]()
By method of action I would probably say if you were using AHA lotion/cream for a while that may be the case. The point being that you would be very exfoliated and not likely to unevenly shed skin which makes the tan look blotchy but rather would uniformly turn over skin cells making a natural fade. That said if you exfoliate and use self-tanner (as I tried) you can get very uneven and ugly and tell-tale self-tanning blotching! I had a nightmare as I wrote earlier on this thread. I am considering using a selft-tanner again now but was wondering about the Jergens as I have dehydrated skin so I cannot afford to use anything that dries me or is not very moisture-rich.Naw, you're color is pretty perfect;D
Btw, I've heard that sunless tanners works better if you combine them with a AHA serum, is that true?
You should try to exfoliate between the exfoliator and sunless tanner.By method of action I would probably say if you were using AHA lotion/cream for a while that may be the case. The point being that you would be very exfoliated and not likely to unevenly shed skin which makes the tan look blotchy but rather would uniformly turn over skin cells making a natural fade. That said if you exfoliate and use self-tanner (as I tried) you can get very uneven and ugly and tell-tale self-tanning blotching! I had a nightmare as I wrote earlier on this thread. I am considering using a selft-tanner again now but was wondering about the Jergens as I have dehydrated skin so I cannot afford to use anything that dries me or is not very moisture-rich.