Self tanners  may be the healthiest approach to tanning however they are the trickiest method to deal with. Many beginners to self tanning are easily dissuaded with how meticulous it is to get your self tanning done. Despite that, overcoming that hurdle will make you appreciate your self tanned skin more.

To get a better idea on how to do self tanning right, you’ll need to understand where you can make the most out of your self tanning sessions as well as the best positions to go with it.

For locations, any open space is an ideal set for your self tanning session. It’s best to lay out some old newspapers or scratch papers so any instance of dripping can be easily managed. You can also push back your furniture in the living room to make some space.

If you don’t want to rearrange your furnishing or set some paper on the floor, you can try to do your self tanning in the bathroom. Having tiled floors helps in easily cleaning your messes as well as being able to wash as soon as the self tanner dries out. One downside of this location is the ventilation which can be limited unless you keep the door open. You may want to keep you bathroom rug away if you want to avoid staining it in the process.

Now with the places to self tan sorted out, you’ll want to be keen on the positions of how to apply your self tanner. There’s actually no correct way but there are several methods you can use to get a better tanning experience.

Firstly, you’ll want to start with a small area and gradually work from there. This means that you can start with your arms or your legs. If you’re more comfortable with sitting down, then you can apply some self tanner to your legs first. Ideally, it’s best to work from the bottom to the top.