Self tanners for legs
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Added Jul 01, 2009
My legs are incredibly pale, not just because in the East we've had a tremendous amount of rain but largely because I don't expose my skin to sun unless I've used sunscreen. Most of the tanners I've used are either messy or don't do the job. What do you suggest?
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By cnyspagirl, Jul 01, 2009
I really like Jergens Natural Glow. It is inexpensive and is a really good moisturizer too.
By Ana Ortiz-Longo, Jul 01, 2009
Lancome's self tanning leg gel is the best self-tanner I've ever had. You can use it everywhere not just your legs.
By Julie Elaine Brown, M.A., Jul 02, 2009
I am faithful to Clarins, both the "Radiance" for the face and the one without SPF for the legs and body, I am super super pale and both of these work for me in a natural way. :)
one tip I have is to wet a cotton ball and run it over your elbows and knees and ankles because those are the tricky spots for darker tanning.