How to Remove Self-Tanner

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Tiger stripes don't look good on anyone's skin, no matter how fashion-forward you are. Get rid of those unsightly streaks and show off your skin again.

Step 1: Rub oil on skin
Rub body oil on the entire surface of your skin, including between your fingers and toes. Allow the oil to soak into your skin for 25 to 30 minutes.

Step 2: Sit in a bath
Draw a warm bath and hop in. If it's only been a few hours, the water will help remove the tanner.

Step 3: Exfoliate in shower
Use body scrub and a loofah while you're in the tub to lightly exfoliate surface skin cells.

Tip
Self-tanner dyes the surface of the skin. You will need to exfoliate over the course of a few days to completely remove the tanner.

Step 4: Towel off and moisturize
Towel-dry your body and use moisturizing lotion to keep your skin from drying out.

Step 5: Rub lemon on skin
Rub your skin with a cotton ball soaked in lemon juice to naturally exfoliate dead cells to get rid of remaining streaks. Then shower as usual.

Step 6: Use self-tan remover
Use commercial self-tanner remover for especially stubborn streaks and splotches.

Did You Know?
John Harvey Kellogg, cereal tycoon and health nut, invented an incandescent light bath in 1891 as a means for curing gout.