How to Remove Sunless Tanner From the Palms of Hands
Sunless tanner is a great invention that allows consumers to get a tan without having to expose themselves to the harmful effects of traditional tanning. However, there can be some drawbacks, such as getting the tanner on the palms of your hands and not being able to remove it. Through some basic exfoliation techniques, you can easily remove it. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Hydrogen Peroxide
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Dab a cotton ball with hydrogen peroxide.
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Rub the cotton ball along the palm of your hand.
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Remove the excess tanner and hydrogen peroxide from your hand using a damp washcloth.
Baking Soda
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Place a spoonful of baking soda directly on the palm of your hand.
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Use a washcloth to rub the baking soda into the hand. You are using the baking soda to exfoliate the skin. Do not rub off the skin, just scrub the skin for a few minutes and then wash the area clean.
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Repeat steps 1 and 2 until the palms are free of the sunless tanning color. Wait about an hour between applications.
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Tips & Warnings
If you do not have baking soda or hydrogen peroxide, a simple skin cleanser or exfoliating cream should work as well. Remember not to rub the skin raw, but to try to gently exfoliate the cells off. This method also works for darker streaks put on the skin with sunless tanner.
Sunless tanner can get everywhere when applying it. Make sure to apply it in an easy-to-clean area, such as a bathroom, and allow the product to dry completely before putting on clothing. Wash hands immediately after application to avoid staining on the palms of your hand.
