I'm going to invest in these cloths, any recommendations where to purchase?I also am incredibly pale - literally the same colour as Humpty Dumpty in my profile pic. I gave up trying to tan naturally years ago as only the front of my thighs and forearms ever took any colour - and that was red.
Proper fake tan is too much effort for me and it would turn out crap anyway knowing me and my slapdash approach to stuff. I've never had much success with the gradual tan body lotions either, again only certain parts would take on the colour.
Nowadays I just try to keep my skin exfoliated and moisturised. @Figgy Fig mentioned Korean washcloths - these have been a game changer for me, they're so much more effective than body scrubs for me.
I keep out of the sun as much as possible and wear SPF 30 and above on my body if I have any exposed skin (which is rare, look me a maxi dress in summer). SPF50 on my face, neck and décolletage. I like Ultrasun SPFs in a variety of formats. I do need a new hat this year. My Dad, Grandad and now my Aunt all had nasty skin cancer on their scalps.
I shudder when I think of all the times we had to sit outside in the sun at school in the 90s with no SPF or hats.
I agree! I used to get it done for going on hols by day 3 in the pool it would be patchy and I'd look like a tiger loaf. I think fake tan only looks good if you are naturally olive or golden as it seems to take better.Me! I live in Spain and we are just starting to get hot for the summer and I will be pale and in the shade.
Let me tell you ALL fake tan is nasty. I have seen so much of it over the past 10 years that you couldn't pay me to use it. Nothing natural looking about it, hands, ears, feet and the slightly orange colour gives it away every time. Especially, when women are dressed up for a night out. Fake tan and make-up doesn't go.
And the smell, I know I'm going on about it but it stinks plus I fully sweat and night night I sleep in it.