1. Cleanse.
Using lemon based cleanser because lemon is known for skin brightening and treats tan right.
• thefaceshop herbday 365 cleansing foam – lemon •
2. Exfoliate.
Exfoliating once in a week is a healthy way to skin care and especially during skin tan phase. It
removes dead skin cells and keeps skin fresh and smooth. Using an oatmeal based scrub because oatmeal is really good to treat tan.
• lotus herbal oatmeal and yoghurt scrub •
3. Aloe based nose strips to get rid of the black heads and aloe because tan skin tends to be really sensitive.
• Jeju volcanic lava aloe nose strips by the face shop •
4. Sheet mask. The face shop sheet mask (any variant would do) Tan skin needs pampering also the sheet masks tend to nourish and moisturise your skin.
5. Tone. Using rose water as toner (I’ve added few drops of lemon essential oil (for skin brightening) and tea tree essential oil (for acne and acne scars) for an enhanced effect.
• Banjaras premium rose water •
6. Moisturise. Using Aloe Vera gel as moisturiser because it helps tan skin and also very effective on sensitive skin.
• Aloe Veda Aloe vera gel. •
Major effective ingredients used to treat tan: lemon, aloevera, oatmeal, rose water, chandan (sandalwood), turmeric, cucumber and calamine lotions.
I will follow this routine for a week until my skin becomes bright (except sheet masks, nosestrips and exfoliation because those should be done once in a week) I’ll just cleanse-tone-moisturise my face twice in a day for a week using these products and use some de tan diys and post picture of my experience following this routine.
I am gonna use lemon, aloevera, rose water and oatmeal based products/diys to treat sun tan. You can also use products containing the above mention ingredients as ‘active ingredients’ to treat skin tan or products that particularly target tan. Also I will post some easy diys to treat skin tans shortly. This is my routine, feel free to share you de-tan routine in the comment section below. 😋
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