Does anyone know the correct way to put on a cream self tanning product?

Whenever I have tried oner in the past, my fake tan has always ended up streaky and more orange than brown.

I have not tried such creames, I've been worried about the same thing you have mentioned - getting those smears that will tell that the tan is fake, LOL.

I have, however, found a product that does give this natural tanned look, but you need to apply it for several days before you see results. It is called Jergens Natural Glow.

I tried a Johnsons version of this but it turned out a bit orange. I just wish it were fashionable to be pale!

Oh what about using the blower? Does it make your skin tan too? I've seen it being used at some tv show about getting tan.

My mom always used to have the same problem. I've never used them myself. I don't think they're a good way to go just from what I've heard.

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The trick is to use it very sparsely and make sure you massage it into your skin thoroughly. Another suggestion that I can give you is to start off with the extra light one and work your way up to a darker shade as the light ones don't look too obvious but still give you a nice tanned look.