Celebrity tanning artist Sophie Evans shares her tips and tricks for getting sun when you can't get the real thing outside.
Below are some of Evans’ expert tips and tricks on how to achieve the best sunless glow at home.“A tan is only as good as the skin you’re working on,” Evans told HuffPost. She recommends exfoliating, removing all old self-tanner and any other products like deodorant and makeup, and being scrupulous with your moisturizer.
“Only apply [moisturizer] to dry, problem areas, never the whole body, as it will make the tan lighter,” she said. Evans recommends moisturizing elbows, knees, hands, feet and any dry patches.When asked what the “absolute” worst thing you could do when applying self-tanner, Evans stressed the importance of keeping your hands covered. “Always use an applicator mitt or latex glove to prevent staining your palms and make application clean and easy,” she said.
As a rule of thumb, Evans recommended two pumps per limb, working in sections and overlapping those sections. “People who are scared of self tan apply such a small amount that it actually creates patches and streaks,” she said. “They have disrupted the tanning ingredients being absorbed. You can never use too much product. As long as the skin is covered, you will be fine.”While you might be inclined to go face-first, Evans suggested working your way up. “The last area to tan will always be the hands,” she said.
Different tanning products need to be left on for different lengths of time before you shower, sweat heavily or swim. “A traditional self tan formula you leave on for a minimum of 4-8 hours,” Evans said. After you shower, you can do whatever you like.“A darker self tan only needs to be applied every seven to 14 days,” Evans said. However, the first places that will need reapplication are the face and hands.
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