Fake tan Disater help- Easy, free and quick tips.

So you have just gone and had your self tan done, be it in a salon or at home from a bottle, your all excited to have that healthy celebrity glow, you exfoliate, you scrub, you cleanse and moisturise just like it says to, you apply it just like the instructions show, and you wait for it to dry.A few hours later and.........horror, your gorgeous deep tan has gone a hue of orange in the fluorescent scale, you have stained palms, and your plastered in streaks and patch's.

You dive in to the bath and start to scrub until your skins red raw, but to no avail. Theres no product on the market to remove developed tans, only to fix them while they are still developing.Well after years of using self tans, i have finely tuned the ways in which to remove it easily.

I tried using bleach (not recommended if you like having skin on your body)
I tried using conditioner (only makes it worse)
I tried baby wipes (which help on the face a bit if you use perfumed ones)
I tried scrubbing hour after hour (again, not good if you like skin on your body)
I tried so many lotions and potions (none of them worked)

So heres the best way to get those streaks and orange hue off of your body.

All you will need is 2 medium lemons and some salt, a tub of baking powder (bicarbonate soda) a body buffer, and some body butter (any good moisturiser is fine too).

For the hands, cut a lemon in half and rub the palms, 1 half for each palm, do it in circular motions, pour a table spoon of salt on top of the palm and continue to use the lemon, repeat on other side for about 4 minutes, then rub hands together for a further minute and rinse.

For the body, take the body buffer and sprinkle baking powder on to it, rub the skin gently in circular motion. The baking powder will fizz against the skin on contact and help open the skin up and get the colour out, it removes streaks to perfection, depending on how streaky and orange you are, you may need to do this several times.

For the face, take a clean damp face cloth and run under hot water, place over face for 30 seconds to open pores, dip finger tips in to the baking powder and then gently rub the face in circular motions focusing on the T- zone (chin, nose and forhead) rinse with cold water, then repeat but with salt, rinse with cool water.

To finish, stand under a medium warm shower and fully rinse, lightly rubbing the skin with the body buffer to remove final traces.Dry off and use the moisturizer or body butter all over, use your normal face cream on the face.And ther you go, your now streak free and not looking like the relative of a satsuma.

And the very best part is your skin will be glowing, nourished and cleansed, you will not have oily pores on the face and you will feel a million times better.