The Range slash price of ‘summer essential' down to £5.99 & tan fans will love it – but people joke cheats will too
IF you're a fake tan lover but can't stand getting stubborn orange stains on your bedding, we've got just the thing for you.
There's nothing worse than patchy and orange sheets with stains that are almost impossible to wash out, but thankfully, the Range has come to the rescue.
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The Range has come to the rescue with the perfect buy to keep your bedding free of fake tan stains
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Say goodbye to your self-tan stained bed sheets with this luxurious bed sheet protector
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The popular retailer is now selling the secret to stopping fake tan transferring onto your bedding and the best part? It will only cost you £5.59.
It is specially designed so you are able to
Simply slip the black sheet between your duvet and fitted sheet and put your pillow inside the pillow compartment, to create a barrier between you and your bedding.
And your sheets won't have that gross,
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So say goodbye to your
Fellow fake tan lovers can now enjoy a whopping 30% off and pay less than £6 for the beauty must-have, which is sure to come in handy this summer.
An essential for any keen self-tanners, the poppers allow easy access, while the protector covers your sheets and pillowcase to keep those pesky stains at bay.
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A further 7,000 people flooded to comments, with many tagging their friends and other beauty buffs.
One person joked that the bargain find could also become a firm favourite amongst cheats.
I'm a bikini waxer - you're making a fake tan mistake & here's the reason why your privates are kicking up a grim smell
''This reminds me of a time I cleaned an couple of executives flats.
''They had white sheets and always covered in tan. They were defo cheating on their wives!
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''The secret life of a cleaner….I could seriously write a book.''
Another chimed in: ''I don't need to worry about my white sheets anymore when I get tanned.''
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Superdrug Solait Self Tan Mousse Medium - £4.79 (was £5.99)
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Tester: Abby Wilson, Senior Fabulous Digital Writer
Review: "This product give a very natural looking tan and if you wanted something a bit bolder, I'd suggest leaving it on longer or choosing a darker shade. I'm impressed with the results, but now my entire room stinks of the stuff. If you're on a budget and want a tan for last-minute plans, I would say this is one to try. "
bBold Dream Mousse Tan in Dark - £9.50
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Tester: Josie O'Brien, Senior Fabulous Digital Writer
Review: "The first thing that hit me about this tan was the 'juicy watermelon' scent - it's delicious. I was left with a natural bronze hue rather than orange glow. My only qualm is that the tan seemed to stick to my dry patches and accentuated 'strawberry skin' on my legs. I'm still adding this tan to my arsenal though - the smell, colour and texture are dreamy."
St Moriz Professional Medium Tanning Mousse - £4.99
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Tester: Kate Kulniece, Fabulous Writer
Review: "Not only does St. Moriz mousse leave you with a gorgeous bronzed glow, but it also smells fabulous - think Piña Colada on a sunny beach. At first, I was a little bit sceptical cause I'm a gradual fake tan girlie, but this quick developing St. Moriz number may change it all."
Someone else chuckled: ''I should probs buy this instead of my white sheets looking like I've s**t the bed.''
Meanwhile, others shared how they keep their bedding pristine if you don't have the Range store nearby.
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''I just get inside an old duvet cover and sleep in that.''
''Shower curtain out of the £ shop does the job,''a beauty lover wrote.
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