Good for buffing after tan., 23 Jun. 2013

Using this to actually apply tan is a little ineffective as it tends to all soak up into the mitt, wasting fake tan and meaning you get nowhere near as much colour on you – you seem to have to saturate the mitt before you get anywhere if you use that method.I found (with my original Fake Bake tan) that the way to use this product with the best results is to apply your tan and let it half-dry, and then use the mitt to buff and blend areas (for me, particularly, this is my ankles and stomach). This prevents your tan going streaky and gives you a more glowing look as the tan doesn't sit too heavily but remains a nice colour.

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No more orange hands, 28 Feb. 2012

have had a mitt like this before so i knew they were useful but this seems a particularly good one - applies very easily (i use the st moriz mousse with it) and is easily rinsed after use. Its great to put on quickly and evenly. If you are still using your hands to put on fake tan then this is a must have!!

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Foam stuck together once washed, 7 April 2014

Used this for the first time and the application itself was fine, however when I washed it through the foam side seemed to stick together so I am not sure how good the next application will be. Trial and error perhaps

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