Fake Tan And Orange Hands
So, you want to remove fake tan from your hands? Chances are you’ve Googled, “how to remove  orange spray tan from hands”, right?
Orange spray tan hands is one of the MOST common mess ups for a fake tan is.
The internet is FULL of misleading information that results poor performance.
Recently we asked Chat GPT “how to remove orange spray tan from hands” and it gave us all the wrong info.Â
Why? Because it’s pulling info from the web, and people post all kinds of wild answers on the internet.Â
Truth be told, there’s only one way to remove a fake tan or orange hands, and it’s with bleach designed to be used on skin. Bleach kits can be purchased at local retailers near you or on amazon (link below). As a professional spray tan artist I hear it all and often have to fix or correct people’s fake tan blunders. This bleach kit is a must have for any professional that spray tans brides.
How To Guide :
Remove Orange Tan From Hands
1. Choose a facial mustache bleach kit: Look for a bleach kit that is specifically designed for the face and contains gentle ingredients suitable for sensitive skin. Ensure that the kit includes all the necessary components, such as bleach cream, activator, and a mixing tray. Try our fav, click here.
2. Read and follow the instructions: Carefully read the instructions provided with the bleach kit to understand the application process, safety precautions, and recommended usage. Pay close attention to the recommended exposure time to avoid any potential skin irritations.
3. Prepare the bleach mixture: Follow the instructions to mix the bleach cream and activator in the provided mixing tray. Be sure to use the specified ratios and thoroughly blend the ingredients until they form a smooth consistency.
4. Apply the bleach mixture to your palms: Using a clean spatula or gloved hands, apply a thin layer of the bleach mixture to the palms of your hands. Gently spread the mixture evenly, covering all areas where the fake tan is present.
5. Wait for the recommended time: Follow the instructions for the recommended exposure time. It’s important to adhere to the suggested duration to prevent skin damage or irritation. Keep an eye on the treated areas throughout the process to monitor any signs of discomfort.
6. Rinse off the bleach mixture: After the recommended time has passed, thoroughly rinse your palms with lukewarm water to remove the bleach. Ensure that all traces of the bleach mixture are completely washed away.
7. Moisturize your hands: After rinsing off the bleach, gently pat your hands dry with a clean towel. Apply a moisturizer specifically designed for sensitive skin to keep your palms hydrated and nourished.
If you have any doubts or concerns, it’s best to consult with a professional or seek guidance from reputable sources that specialize in spray tan removal or skincare. Above all, follow manufacturers instructions.
Avoid Orange Tan Hands
Remember, prevention or orange or dirty looking hands is key for future spray tans. To avoid orange palms, follow these tips:
- Apply a barrier cream or balm to your palms before the spray tan session to create a barrier between the tanning solution and your skin. Always wipe off directly after application.Â
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- If applying yourself, wash hands after using sunless tanner. It will wash off the tops, but it will also wash off the palms. Try using a sunless mist designed for hands after full body application (like our Tanning Tonic).Â
Always follow the instructions provided by the spray tan technician or the product manufacturer to achieve the best results.