If you hate feeling sticky after fake tanning you NEED to know my £1 hack – it stops it & doesn't cause streaks
IF sitting in the sun is not an option for you, you'll know that you can get a tan in a bottle.
But while nothing beats waking up to a bronzed complexion after sleeping in
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An Aussie beauty buff has shared an easy £1 hack that will stop you from feeling sticky after applying fake tan
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According to some, the savvy trick will also prevent the dark mousse from staining your bedding
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Luckily, one beauty buff,
What's more, not only will it stop you from feeling grim and aching to jump into the
In fact, you may already have the secret ingredient in your cupboard - but if you don't, you'll be pleased to know that it'll cost you just £1.
Posting on social media, the 'pale skin girl' and founder of Romiie Tan, shared her tip banish that sticky feeling for good using nothing but baby powder.
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The young beauty shared on TikTok: ''I've been using this self-tanning hack for ages now and it has saved my life.
''Sprinkle some baby powder all over your
Once done, she instructed in
''It will stop you from feeling tacky and sticky - thank me later.''
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The hack, perfect for ''
One fellow fake tan lover said: ''I use a big fluffy brush to blend it. it gets rid of streaks too.''
I love being brown all year but hate fake tan - my £5 hack means I can get a glow in seconds & DON'T smell like biscuits
Another chimed in: ''So glad I'm not the only one! People thought I was crazy!''
Plenty of others also revealed they used
''I just use
If you need more convincing to give the trick some, some viewers claimed the powder also stopped the dark mousse from ruining their bedding.
''I've done this for years! It works! It stops it going on bed sheets too! Great hack!''
''Ahhh this is brilliant! Going to try,'' a social media user was keen put the hack to test.
Perfect fake tan base
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This walnut product is receiving rave reviews for giving the "perfect fake tan base"
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Your pre-fake tan prep is just as important as the application itself.
Prepping your skin can also help your
Exfoliating removes dead skin cells that can cause the tan to fade more quickly, while moisturised skin will hold the colour better.
The tanning experts at
"This essential step exfoliates and smooths your skin, creating the perfect canvas for an even tan," they explained.
"Infused with crushed walnut shell, it gently buffs away dead skin cells.
"This leaves your skin silky smooth and ready to absorb the tanning goodness.
You get 125ml of the gentle scrub for £11.99.
And with an average of 10 uses per tube, that works out at £1.20 per use.
The hero ingredient of the scrub is Apricot Seed Powder.
'Our natural exfoliating ingredient gently buffs away dull, dead skin cells leaving smooth skin ready for tanning,' Skinny Tan bosses explained.
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