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Article: How to Tan Your Hands Without Streaks or Over-Tanning Your Palms

How to Tan Your Hands Without Streaks or Over-Tanning Your Palms

How to Tan Your Hands Without Streaks or Over-Tanning Your Palms

Let’s be real: nothing ruins a perfect tan like streaky hands or overly dark palms. It’s one of those tell-tale signs that scream, “Yes, I did just self-tan!" But don’t worry, we’re about to dive into some golden tanning hacks that will keep your hands looking naturally sun-kissed while maintaining that smooth, all-over glow.

 

Step 1: Prep Like a Pro

Before you even think about applying self tan, make sure your hands are ready for the magic. The key to a streak-free finish starts with self care. Exfoliate your hands thoroughly to remove any dead skin cells. Pay close attention to your knuckles, around your nails, and those sneaky dry spots. After exfoliating, moisturize your hands well, especially the areas prone to dryness like your cuticles and between your fingers.

 

Step 2: Choose the Right Product

Wondering which self tan product will work best? For hands, it's all about precision. Use our go-to Bronze Tan Self Tanning Mitt for the rest of your body, but when it comes to your hands, grab a makeup brush or a small sponge. These tools will give you more control, ensuring you apply just the right amount of product to avoid over-tanning. Dab a tiny bit of self tan on the back of each hand and blend it outwards towards your fingers. 

 

Step 3: Master the Self Tan Tricks

Here’s where the fun self tan tricks come in! To avoid those annoying tan lines where your wrists meet your hands, bend your wrists slightly as you blend. This will help you cover the area evenly without creating a harsh line. Also, don’t forget to lightly brush the self tan over your knuckles and the sides of your fingers to avoid any patchiness.

 

And here’s a golden tip: use our Tan Fan Self Tan Drying Powder after applying self tan on your hands. A light dusting will set the tan and prevent any accidental smudging while you wait for it to develop. 

 

Step 4: Rinse and Reveal

Once your self-tan has had time to develop, gently rinse your hands with lukewarm water. Don’t scrub—just let the water wash off the extra product. After drying, take a look to see if any spots need a quick fix. If your palms ended up too dark, a light exfoliation or a dab of lemon juice can help tone them down.



Step 5: Maintain Your Glow

Now that your hands are gorgeously tanned, keep them that way! Moisturize daily using Lubriderm Daily Moisture Lotion  to prolong your tan and prevent any fading or flaking. And if you notice the color starting to fade unevenly, just repeat these steps to keep your hands looking perfectly bronzed.

 

With these tanning hacks in your beauty arsenal, you’ll never have to worry about streaks or overly tanned palms again. It’s all about taking that extra bit of self care to ensure your fake tan looks as natural as possible. So go ahead, give your hands the glow they deserve—because, after all, they’re the perfect finishing touch to your sun-kissed look!

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