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Tanning tools & self-tan mitt

Tanning tools & self-tanning mitt.

Everything for a flawless tan: from scrubs and self-tanning mitts to professional tanning brushes.

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Discover our tanning tools for preparing your skin and applying self-tanner evenly. Use a self-tanning mitt for your body, a tanning brush for hard-to-reach or smaller areas and the right scrub to exfoliate your skin beforehand. This way you easily create a natural, even result without patches or streaks. 

Which tool do you use for what?

Use the Glove as a self-tan mitt (tanning glove) for your body, the Kabuki Brush for your face and detail work, and an exfoliator to prep your skin. 

The Glove spreads spray, mousse and lotion evenly over your body and keeps your hands clean. The Kabuki Brush is more precise, making it ideal for your face, hairline, hands and feet. Beforehand, use a scrub for self-tan, such as the Black Exfoliator or the Exfoliating Mitt as a scrub mitt, so the colour adheres evenly. You can read the full technique in the guide applying self-tanner without streaks.

Exfoliating before self-tanner: the basis for an even result

An even tan starts with well-prepared skin. Exfoliate before applying self-tanner to remove dead skin cells and give extra attention to dry areas.

Use a gentle pre-tan scrub or an exfoliating mitt. Exfoliating beforehand creates a smooth base, so your tan goes on more evenly.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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That depends on where you apply the self-tanner. For larger areas of the body, a self-tan mitt is ideal. For the face and smaller areas such as hands and feet, a tanning brush gives more precision. For hard-to-reach areas, such as your back, use a dedicated applicator.

Yes. Exfoliate your skin beforehand with a suitable pre-tan scrub or scrub mitt to remove dead skin cells and create a smooth base. Pay extra attention to dry areas such as knees, elbows and ankles. Then apply the self-tanner evenly with a tanning tool and blend carefully at the transitions. This reduces the risk of streaks, patches and uneven colour. 

A self-tanning mitt helps spread the product evenly over the skin, reducing the risk of streaks and patches. The mitt also protects your palms from unwanted staining.

Apply a small amount of self-tanner to the mitt and work the product over your skin in smooth, circular movements. Work one body part at a time and blend carefully around ankles, knees, elbows and wrists for a natural, even result.

For large areas such as legs, arms and stomach, a tanning glove is practical and quick. A tanning brush gives you more control, making it ideal for the face and detail areas such as hands, feet and the hairline.

The Kabuki Brush. It applies the product more precisely and finely than a mitt, so the colour blends naturally without edges.

A Back Applicator is handy for your back, as it reaches areas that are difficult to get to with a self-tan mitt or brush. Spread the self-tanner evenly over the applicator and work in long, overlapping strokes for an even result.

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