Quick way of getting rid of fake tans

[southcitybabe]

Anyone know any tips for removing fake tan quick, I put some of that moisturizer tan stuff on, (see dove thread) on saturday and its made a state of my body, Its come out rather patchy where it has worked and other places it has not come out,

Whats a decent way to fade it fast, Ive exfoliated lots with scrubs, Soaked in the bath, Shaved loads and today I sprayed alot of baby oil on myself as I noticed this sometimes fades your tan, Any other ways to fade?

 

[Retro-Violet]

i was gonna suggest using a scrub, but if you tried all that, i think your best bet is wait for it to fade by itself.

 

[Marisol]

That is what I was going to suggest.

 

[han]

i dont know either

 

[Jennifer]

at work today, a client asked and my coworker mentioned model co having a product for this purpose. let me look for it...

EDIT: i found these, but the first two are for hands, but maybe it could work for the body?

Sephora: St. Tropez Tanning Essentials Self-Tan Remover: Bronzers & Self-Tanners

if you wanna try it out first...

Sephora: St. Tropez Tanning Essentials Self-Tan Remover Packets: Bronzers & Self-Tanners

this is what my coworker recommended...

Sephora: ModelCo Tan Remover Exfoliating Scrub: Body Scrubs & Exfoliants

 

[SalJ]

My friend waxed her leg once, well a strip of it with Nads. It didn't take the hair off but ripped her fake tan clean off! Hahah, she had a stripe down her leg!!

 

[Shanelle]

I heard baking soda works!

 

[Princess6828]

I've never actually found anything that works, but I haven't tried any of the products that are intended for that purpose. I would give one of those a try. Otherwise, it doesn't take too long for self-tanners to fade.

 

[Kookie-for-COCO]

Exfoliate yourself really well, then moisturize yourself and that will thin the tanning lotion really well then rub in with moisturize again. For cracks like in your heels and knees--believer it or not Toothpaste!!!! Put some on a brush and go to work. I even tried bleach once (don't do that). Toothpaste really works. Before putting any fake tanners on, it helps to have a little base tan from a tanning bed or natural sun. Boy, I have messed many times!!!!

 

[sallyann2007]

Actually, now that SalJ mentioned it, I did remove fake tan once with hair remover.(I did not want to do it actually, it was a side effect) I guess it is worth a try.