A gorgeous bronze tone on the skin can help to boost your confidence as well as leave you looking your best, it has the tendency to take years off, as well as assume good health. However, it is sometimes disappointing if your DIY tan has turned miserably wrong. It is important to have an inkling of how to remove sunless tanner in case of such an occasion.
Be sure to remind yourself that a self-tanner only affects the top layer of the skin, and can therefore be lightened or removed cleverly. There are a few home remedies which can speed up this process quite well. They are easily attainable, and in fact, usually kept in all homes most of the time.
If you feel you have used the incorrect shade or tone for your skin and would like to decrease the intensity of the color immediately, there are a few things you could try. The quicker you realize your mistake, the easier the product will fade when just applied. Don't panic though, try to stay calm and focused on the task at hand.
A quick remedy to try if the entire body needs to be lightened is to take a hot bath and soak in it for as long as possible. Try adding a little gentle bleach such as baking soda (nothing else) to have an overall lightening effect. Whilst in the bath, you could also try an exfoliating product such as sugar scrub to lift the outer most layer of the skin, safely.
The results should be quite pleasing, and immediate. If not severe enough though, try adding a little baking soda to the water and soaking again. Moisturize after exfoliation, to keep the skin hydrated, soft and smooth. Be careful though, no to be too rough or vigorous, as you don't want to end up with raw, painful skin, which is now longer only too tanned, but glowingly red as well!
Most times, the results speak for themselves, and leave you with a warm sun-kissed bronze skin, which looks healthy and silky. There is no reason to not try this wondrous product, for fear of some of the horror stories heard. If the task is undertaken responsibly and with a good knowledge of the application instruction, there should be no reason why a problem should arise.
Immediately after you have administered your faux tan, if you find the color is too intense or not exactly the shade you were after, then run a warm bath with a little baking soda in it for a good long soak. This will wash away some of the product and lighten its effects. Scrub the skin lightly with a moisturizing exfoliating sponge to speed up the process.
No matter how bad you think the results of the self tanning project, there is a way to lighten the effects and also to rid you of visible mistakes. The instructions are important for a professional outcome, so be sure to study them well and follow the guide as closely as possible. With a little research prior to slathering it on, you will make an educated choice as to which should deliver an even and silky, natural-looking tan. Now you are ready to take on the task with confidence and vigor, to reveal the most beautiful you ever.
medicine and fitnessBe sure to remind yourself that a self-tanner only affects the top layer of the skin, and can therefore be lightened or removed cleverly. There are a few home remedies which can speed up this process quite well. They are easily attainable, and in fact, usually kept in all homes most of the time.
If you feel you have used the incorrect shade or tone for your skin and would like to decrease the intensity of the color immediately, there are a few things you could try. The quicker you realize your mistake, the easier the product will fade when just applied. Don't panic though, try to stay calm and focused on the task at hand.
A quick remedy to try if the entire body needs to be lightened is to take a hot bath and soak in it for as long as possible. Try adding a little gentle bleach such as baking soda (nothing else) to have an overall lightening effect. Whilst in the bath, you could also try an exfoliating product such as sugar scrub to lift the outer most layer of the skin, safely.
The results should be quite pleasing, and immediate. If not severe enough though, try adding a little baking soda to the water and soaking again. Moisturize after exfoliation, to keep the skin hydrated, soft and smooth. Be careful though, no to be too rough or vigorous, as you don't want to end up with raw, painful skin, which is now longer only too tanned, but glowingly red as well!
Most times, the results speak for themselves, and leave you with a warm sun-kissed bronze skin, which looks healthy and silky. There is no reason to not try this wondrous product, for fear of some of the horror stories heard. If the task is undertaken responsibly and with a good knowledge of the application instruction, there should be no reason why a problem should arise.
Immediately after you have administered your faux tan, if you find the color is too intense or not exactly the shade you were after, then run a warm bath with a little baking soda in it for a good long soak. This will wash away some of the product and lighten its effects. Scrub the skin lightly with a moisturizing exfoliating sponge to speed up the process.
No matter how bad you think the results of the self tanning project, there is a way to lighten the effects and also to rid you of visible mistakes. The instructions are important for a professional outcome, so be sure to study them well and follow the guide as closely as possible. With a little research prior to slathering it on, you will make an educated choice as to which should deliver an even and silky, natural-looking tan. Now you are ready to take on the task with confidence and vigor, to reveal the most beautiful you ever.
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