You want to try self-tanning, but you don't want to look orange…I've got you! As a redhead, orange is not my color. I've tested several self-tanning lines and these are my absolute favorite finds that I use over and over again.
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Pre-Tanning Routine
Self-Tanning Products
Self-Tanning Tools
To Remove Old Self-Tan
Pre-Tanning Routine
Step 1: SHAVE. EVERYTHING. Step 2: Use an exfoliating mitt & sugar scrub to get rid of dry patches and dead skin flakes. This creates a flawlessly smooth surface for the self-tanner to apply to!
As a natural redhead, I can't risk a self-tanner pulling orange on my skin. Yikes! These two self-tanning mousses have been my ride or die faves for a natural-looking olive brown tan. *chefs kiss*
Peta Jane Beauty Gradual Self Tanning Face Lotion, Non-Comedogenic Buildable Face Tanner, Vegan - 1.7 fl oz - Beauty Studio
Self-Tanning Tools
Using a quality self-tanning mitt can make all the difference. You don't want streaks and you also don't want the mitt to absorb tons of product. I've used both of these mitts along with the body & face perfecting brushes to make sure I get an even application with as little effort as possible.
Peta Jane Beauty Self Tan Face Blending Brush - Beauty Studio
To Remove Old Self-Tan
When your tan begins to fade and you're ready to refresh, don't just apply another layer of self-tanner. Trust me…it won't adhere to your skin properly and you'll look SO patchy. Instead, use this remover and an exfoliating mitt to get rid of the old...
