Streaky Self-Tanner Hands? Here’s How to Fix (and Prevent) the Oops!

Ever looked down after a DIY tan and realized your hands are way more orange than the rest of you? Been there, scrubbed that! Here’s how I tackle those telltale stains—and how you can avoid them next time. 💡 If the tan’s already set, exfoliate gently with a mitt or a mix of lemon juice and baking soda. Why? It buffs away color without wrecking your skin. No mitt? Soak your hands in warm water, then use a washcloth for a slow fade. 📌 For stubborn spots, swipe on glycolic acid pads or even dab on some white vinegar—let it sit, then rinse. These break down the color fast! ✅ Prevention is everything: Always use a tanning mitt or slather your hands with moisturizer before you start. Wipe palms and between fingers right after applying for a flawless finish. Your hands can look sun-kissed, not sun-missed! What’s your biggest self-tan fail—orange knuckles or patchy wrists? #fashioncreator #beautyhacks #personalbranding #selftanproblems #contenttips #Beauty #Skincare