This is my secret weapon. Mix baking soda with a little bit of baby oil or olive oil into a thick paste.
Slather it on the bad spots. Let it sit for five minutes. It sounds weird, but the baking soda gently lifts the pigment while the oil protects your skin.
Rinse it off in the shower with lukewarm water. You’ll see little brown flakes swirling down the drain. Celebrate those flakes.
The Power of Lemon Juice (Sensitive Skin, Look Away)
Lemon juice is a natural bleaching agent. It’s also a little intense, so do not use it if you have cuts or sensitive skin.
Squeeze half a lemon into a bowl. Add a tablespoon of sugar. Rub it gently on your tan in circular motions for two minutes.
Do this right before a shower. The sugar exfoliates, and the acid eats away at the fake color. You’ll smell like a margarita, but hey—trade-offs.
How To Get Rid Of Fake Tan - Longfamily26
