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Introduction to Self Tanning
Types of Self Tanning Products
Price Versus Quality with Self Tanning Products
Skin Types & Self Tanning
Preparing Your Body for Self Tanning
Exfoliating Before Self Tanning
Moisturizing Before Self Tanning
Applying Self Tanning Lotion
Bronzer Versus Self Tanner
When Should You Apply Self Tanner?
Protecting Hands from Self Tanner
Covering Self Tanning Mistakes
How Long Do Self Tanners Work?
Protecting Self Tanned Skin from the Sun
Self Tanning Do's & Don'ts
Summary: How to understand the difference between bronzer and self tanner; get expert tips and advice on how to tan without exposing yourself to the sun in this free skin care video.
Rachel Perelli Randolf is a graduate of Barbizon Modeling and Acting School of 2005 where she learned the fundamentals of fashion, modeling, makeup, and beauty techniques. She has...read more
"Hi, I'm Rachel Perelli Randolf and I'm here with Expert Village on the beach on how to give you a great self tan. Even though I'm at the beach and I can get a great bronze from the beach, I can also get a great bronze from a bottle. When you use a bronzer it hits your skin and you get an instant tan. You also want to apply exactly like you would a regular lotion. Start with your legs, work your way up in circular motions just in sections like I said before you want to be careful around the creases of your ankles and your knees and your elbows. It’s more expensive but its well worth your money. The bronzer is instant, wonderful, great, great investment, definitely pick that and remember even though you're not on the beach like I am, you can still get it from the great bottle. And we're going to be talking up next about timing before and after your tan."
eHow Article: Bronzer Versus Self Tanner
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