You’re probably asking why we should trust Read with out self-tanning techniques. Well, for starters, as the US’s first tanning expert, he’s developed quite the celebrity clientele. Beauties like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Ellie Goulding, Jessie J and Rita Ora rely on Read to give them a flawless glow. He is also a pro spray-tan artist at editorial shoots and backstage at fashion shows in London, Paris and New York.
Here are seven genius tips to perfecting your self-tan courtesy of the maestro himself. You’re going to want to bookmark this.
1) To mitt or not to mitt?
Read says, “Always use a tanning mitt for a flawless application.” A mitt also protects your hands from turning a yucky shade of orange.
2) Don’t forget your hairline.
“After applying self-tan to the face, dip a cotton bud into some makeup toner and rub into your hairline, this will stop you getting the tan line.”
3) A FIX FOR ELBOW DISASTERS.
“If you have over tanned elbows, cut a lemon in half, sprinkle some baking soda on each half, rub together to fizz. Then rest your elbows in each half for 15 minutes,” says Read.
4) KITCHEN ESSENTIALS COME IN HANDY.
“When it comes to tanning your back, put a tanning mitt onto a wooden spoon and wrap
elastic band around it and then you are ready to tan your back.”
5) SPF protects your tan, too!
“Use a waterproof SPF to protect your tan from sweating at the gym, also while on holiday, it will protect the tan from the sea and swimming pool.”
6) Soak up the sweat.
“After applying your self-tan, brush some talcum powder under your arm pits and under your breasts, this will soak up sweet and stop it affecting your tan,” says Read.
7) Frozen produce perfects legs.
“To seal you pores on your legs before you tan, rub frozen peas over your legs for five minutes before you tan.”
Source: www.beautyblitz.com
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