Gradual Tanner Instructions
How to use your Gradual Tanner
1. Use daily for best results. Or, to use as a sunless tan extender, begin applying 4-5 days after receiving your spray tan to saturate new skin cells with color. Continue use to maintain your tan indefinitely.
2. Lotion applies and blends easily to damp skin. After showering, dab dry, and apply the gradual tanning lotion in small, circular motions with your hands. Blend from the bottom up – begin on lower legs, and then move on to the tops of feet, upper legs, bum, tummy, back, breasts, shoulders, chest and neck, upper arms, then lower arms. This avoids reaching past already tanned areas and smudging the application.
3. Start with the front of your arms and legs where you naturally tan darker, then blend the excess to the back where you naturally tan lighter.
4. To tan the face, use a pearl-sized amount of lotion, and avoid saturating the hairline and eyebrows. Use a Q-tip to remove any unwanted lotion from these areas, particularly if you have light or color-treated hair.
5. Let everything fully dry to the touch before dressing, and avoid any water or sweat until the lotion has developed, about 3 hours.
6. WASH your hands thoroughly after each application to prevent unintended tanning of the palms. Use a cotton pad or makeup sponge to apply to the tops of your hands and blend around the sides, back to your wrists for an even application.
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Anything greater than SPF 50 provides the same protection
Makeup and moisturizers with sunscreen aren’t always enough
You need to reapply every 2 hours
It’s not a free pass to suntan all day
Tanning oil with SPF 10 doesn’t count
You should use one ounce to cover your whole body
Don’t wait til you’re in the sun to apply
Recently I was made aware that there is an easy way to attach a ‘drop-cloth’ or ‘shade curtain’ to the side of beach umbrellas and other shade structures which creates a protective side. (I used to try to do this with beach towels, but they fell off or were pulled off by wet children.) The additional side created by this curtain will block reflected UV rays while doubling shade area.
