You want that golden glow? Fine. Let’s make it work. First, apply your fake tan the night before. Let it set overnight.
Before you hit the sun, shower off any excess. Gently pat dry. Then, slather on a generous layer of sunscreen. Minimum SPF 30, please.
Don’t rub the sunscreen into the fake tan too hard. You’ll rub off the color. Pat it on like you’re applying expensive perfume.
Reapply sunscreen every two hours. Yes, even over your fake tan. Your skin doesn’t care about streaks.
The Shade Factor
Heads up: Fake tans can make you look darker in the sun. Your brain might trick you into staying out longer. Don’t fall for it.
Set a timer on your phone. Or use a smartwatch alarm. Your future self will thank you.
Also, watch out for sweat. It can make your fake tan run. Those white puddles of sunscreen mixed with bronzer? Yikes.
How To Remove Fake Tan From Face At Home at Gerald Jimenez blog
