Face Tan
(1)
Any questions?
Let our experts answer them
How does face self-tanner work?
Face self-tanners use tanning ingredients such as DHA and erythrulose to create a natural-looking golden colour without exposure to UV rays. DHA reacts with amino acids on the surface of the skin to gradually develop a tanned appearance, while erythrulose helps create an even-looking result.
How do you apply self-tanner to your face?
For an even, natural-looking face tan, start with clean, smooth skin. Gently exfoliate before application to help create an even base, then moisturise the skin where needed. Apply your chosen self-tanner evenly, blending carefully around the hairline, jawline and other areas where colour can build up.
Should you exfoliate before applying face self-tanner?
Yes. Gently exfoliating before applying face self-tanner can help remove dead skin cells and create a smoother, more even surface. This can help the tan develop more evenly and fade more naturally.
Can you mix face self-tanner with moisturiser?
Yes. Clarins' Self-Tanning Radiance-Plus Golden Glow Booster for Face is designed to be mixed with your usual moisturiser . This allows you to customise the intensity of your glow and gradually build your desired tan.
How often should you apply face self-tanner?
How often you apply face self-tanner depends on the depth of colour you want. For a subtle, gradual glow, use it less frequently. To build a deeper tan, apply according to the product's directions until you achieve your desired intensity, then reduce the frequency to maintain the result.
How can you get an even, streak-free face tan?
For a streak-free result, begin with smooth, moisturised skin and apply your self-tanner evenly. Exfoliating beforehand can help create a more uniform base. If you're new to self-tanning, a tinted formula can also make it easier to see where the product has been applied.
