sunless tanning

[superbadgirl]

In and of itself, the term doesn't make much sense, does it?

Last night, I tried out the sunless tanner (very light, not anything major) for the first time. I'm doing it at night because it stinks and conflicts with my regular shower gel/lotion scent. You'd think they could make the stuff unscented. They probably do with the more expensive brands. Yeah, I went cheap.

Can't tell much of anything today, which is what's supposed to happen. However, the big toe on my left foot is orange. This leads me to my question - how on earth are you really supposed to apply this stuff evenly? I've never figured that out. It seems an impossibility. There will always be streaks somewhere, won't there? I've also never determined how to get my back done. Do the manufacturers just assume everyone who uses the product has someone handy to get hard-to-reach places for them? Because I don't, unless I knock on my hottie neighbor's door and ask him to lotion me up. ;)

Or maybe I'm just inept at putting on lotion.

Comments

[superbadgirl]

*blinks*

Every day? That can't be good. ;)

I suppose I could do what I've always done - embraced my pallor.

[superbadgirl]

Meant embrace, not embraced.

And I just want a little glow without much actual sun exposure.

[seanchaidh.livejournal.com]

Detox. :)

[superbadgirl]

I'm still paranoid about the whole skin cancer thing. After finally seeing my sister's scar - eep, the sun is bad! I'll have to hope my exposure walking to and from work and during lunch is enough.

[seanchaidh.livejournal.com]

Meep.

[seanchaidh.livejournal.com]

Before the initial application, methinks.

[superbadgirl]

Ah, that makes more sense.

I just found more streaks. Hee hee. Good thing I never let anyone see me nekkid.