Marc Inbane - Glove

The self-tanning applicator mitt: no streaks on your legs, and no brown palms.

Why it works

Applying self-tanner with your bare hands always goes wrong. Your palms and cuticles absorb color, and they give you away faster than any streak ever could.

This mitt has a velvet-soft outer layer that distributes the product evenly and an interior that protects your hands. It works with spray, mousse, and drops, and easily reaches tricky areas like ankles, knees, and elbows.

Reusable and washable.

How to use it

Apply the product to the mitt, not directly onto your skin, and work in smooth circular motions per area. Rinse with lukewarm water after use and let it dry thoroughly.

What I’d like to share with you

For ten euros, this is the cheapest difference between a self-tan that looks professional and one that looks like a DIY job.

My tip: always work from bottom to top and from large areas to small. First your legs, then your torso, then your arms, and hands and feet at the very end with whatever is left on the mitt. Those areas need the least product and otherwise end up getting the most.

Rinse it out immediately after use. Dried-in self-tanner is much harder to wash out later.