The applicator that does the work. Soft microfiber that spreads self-tanner in an even layer and keeps it off your palms.
Science Behind the Results
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Almost every self-tan mistake traces back to applying by hand.
Spreads an even layer instead of finger streaks
Keeps color off your palms and between your fingers
Lets you feel where you have already been
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Looked after, one mitt lasts through many applications.
Rinse immediately after use, not later
Hang to dry rather than folding it damp
Replace once it pills or stops gliding
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Dr. Zoe's Notes on How to Use
Use the mitt. Bare hands are where streaks come from, and stained palms are the giveaway that you self-tan at all.
Dispense onto the mitt rather than onto your skin, then sweep in long overlapping strokes. Work up from ankles to hips, then arms, then use whatever is left on the mitt to blend over knees, elbows, ankles and the backs of your hands. Those areas are drier and will take more color than the skin around them, so they want the lightest pass, not the heaviest.
Rinse it under warm water with a little mild soap right after you use it, then hang it to dry. Rinsing it later, once the product has set, is much harder.
Materials & Care
Materials
Soft microfiber.
Care
Rinse under warm water with mild soap after every use and hang to dry. Replace it when the surface begins to pill or stops gliding smoothly.
