How Do You Cover Stretch Marks With Self Tanner?
Stretch marks are a skin condition technically known as striae. The marks appear as red, purple or white lines and typically develop on body parts where skin is most likely to grow quickly, such as the breasts, buttocks, thighs and stomach, reports the United States National Library of Medicine. Although stretch marks usually fade over time, you don’t have to just put up with them in the meantime. A self-tanning product will temporarily dye the surface of your skin, making your stretch marks less noticeable. Wet your skin and apply approximately one handful of body scrub all over your body. Concentrate on scrubbing off any loose skin flakes around your stretch marks because the self-tanner will fade quicker on dry skin. Rinse off the body scrub and dry your skin thoroughly with a towel. Apply a thin, even layer of body lotion all over your body, paying special attention to moisturizing your stretch marks so the self-tanner can penetrate the skin. Put on plastic gloves to avoid staining
