Can anyone tell me now you get fake tan of your hands?

Answer 1

Best bet honestly is bleach and I should know as I used to be a tanning technician

Answer 2

you could either dip a cotton wool ball in cuticle remover and run over your stained hands and nails; or get hold of a product specifically formulated to remove fake-tan mistakes — try St Tropez Self-Tan Remover, which removes excess fake tan from both hands and face. And a light exfoliation daily in the shower will help diminish the stain as you gradually slough away the top layer of skin.

Answer 3

I used to use alittle diluted Meths to blend the fake tan in and I think you can buy White Spirit nowadays from your local hardware store. After you have blended in your tide marks with some White Spirit and cotton wool, rinse your hands well with warm soapy water and rub some baby oil into your hands to leave them nice and soft.

PS Remove any jewellery before applying fake tan and also before following the above. It is much better than bleach because it doesn't leave a pungent smell.

Answer 4

get a bowl of hot water heat the bowl up and pour the water out then squeeze half a lemon into it add more depending on the body part then add a dab of vinigar then scrub the area with a flanell it doesent smell the nicest but it works xx good luck xx

Answer 5

Lemon juice and liquid soap mixed together followed by a good hand cream

Answer 6

lemon juice works every time! rub your hands together with a small amount of sugar and its sure to come off take care around the wrists though you dont want a streak.

Answer 7

a tanning salon ofcos

Answer 8

You could try using Cif Cream Cleaner - it has to be a little bit gritty to work.

Answer 9

use bleach
and to avoid in the future-just wash hands straight after use with soap hehe :)

Answer 10

Agree, bleach is the only thing that really works