I love your Merrimiko shower curtain! Well I love everything Marimekko. (my bathroom is Marimekko also).
You couldn't be more right about the salt scrub. I am good about scrubbing but bad about pre-applying lotion, although I can tell afterwards that I should have.
I love MD Formulations Body Scrub for preparing the skin. And, because it has some glycolic acid in it, your doing a double exfoliation: from the beads in the scrub plus the "chemical" exfoliation from the glycolic. You'll also find that it'll help reduce any ingrown hairs (legs, bikini line, underarm....) Happy scrubbing!
I love the fake tan, but hate the prep. It is a lot of work to look like you just sat in the sun, but I guess it beats the real white pasty legs. Isn't white in??
Instead of going out and buying non-oily scrubs and shaving creams, you can use the oily items as long as you finish off your shower with a quick wash with regular soap. I always do this when prepping for a self-tanning session. As long as I end my shower by re-washing my freshly shaved legs the tanner stays nice and even.
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Can you recommend me a sunblock for the face? I will be playing in the tennis team soon for my high school and I need sunblock! I have a bit of acne so that makes it so much harder to find a sunblock that doesn't make me break out more. I've been using Keihl's water based sunscreen but I don't really like it that well...
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Any recommendations for non-oily shaving cream?
One thing I've never mastered -- getting self-tanner correctly on my hands. I often try to just do a fade just above my wrist, but it never comes out the way I want it. The few times I've tried to do the top of my hand and fingers, it just looked gray and dirty. Any tips?
