TanTowel Half Body Self-Tan Towelette Classic, Pack of 10

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Other additives often found in self tanners that may have subtle effects include vitamins A & E, aloe leaf extract, hyaluronic acid, caffeine extract, malic acid, retinyl palmitate (vitamin A derivative), glycerin and sometimes fragrances for added scent benefit. Does Self Tanner Expire? Certain active ingredients in self-tanning products–such as DHA–can break down with time and regular exposure to air or natural light. It works well on the fairest skin tones, according to one red-headed reader who says, “ It will only get as dark as your normal pigment will allow! It looks very natural!” Vita Liberata’s self-tanning wipes moisturize your skin with Hydrolyzed Silk and Aloe Vera while leaving your skin with a medium bronze tan. Formulated using Vita Liberta’s flash dry technology they are made without any comedogenic ingredients.

As virtually every dermatologist will tell you, it's best to limit your exposure to the sun's UV rays—not only to avoid a painful sunburn but also to keep fine lines, crepey skin, hyperpigmentation, and other signs of photoaging at bay. If you still crave a bronzy, sun-kissed glow, self-tanner is where it's at. Oh, and the formula is non-transferable. That means you can wear your favorite outfit and head out the door the second it dries! Jergens has been an iconic name in beauty for decades, and the company continues its success streak with its tropical and fruit-scented self-tanning mousse, which is a favorite among TFG readers. Just one application produces instant results!The majority of self-tanners last about five to seven days. Grous says that moisturizing daily can extend the life of your tan, as well as exfoliating less. Express tans are a great choice for those who are looking for results on the same day or don’t have the time to let it develop overnight. This bronzing mousse from Loving Tan completely dries down in about an hour and can be washed off after two hours, revealing a deep but natural-looking tan that lasts about a week and a half. We loved that it faded very naturally without leaving any streaks behind, and that it comes in three shades to match multiple skin tones. One downside of self-tanning towels is that you’re limited in the amount. Each cloth will only hold so much product, so it might take more than one cloth to do everything. They might work best for those who only look to tan the areas of the body not covered by clothes. And of course, do not forget to use sunscreen. The ingredients in your tanning wipes increase our sensitivity to the sun. Alright, now that we’ve made it through the 5 best self-tanning wipes on the market today, let’s go into a bit more detail about how to use them. How To Use Self-Tanning Wipes

Many buyers find these sunless tanning towelettes to be the easiest self-tanners on the market. And the best part is that, unlike some other tanning products, this one doesn’t leave your skin parched or dry. TFG readers tout the convenience and results self tan towels give with one saying, “I love that you can throw one of these in your bag and tan while on vacation. It dries fast, isn’t super dark and doesn’t smell.” Most of us have large bath towels for showers and baths, and smaller towels for drying off freshly washed hands. But not everyone has special towels for the face. And that’s a must.

How To Use Self-Tanning Wipes

First of all, their self-tanner is extremely gentle on the skin. The formula they use is paraben-free, uses an organic DHA, and also contains Aloe Vera and Chamomile to leave your skin feeling soft and smooth. It’s also important you don’t overdo it. One wipe is enough to go over your skin in circular motions for your skin’s surface to become “active” enough to develop the tan.