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Maintaining hydrated skin is crucial for ensuring that your self-tanner stays looking flawless for as long as possible. In this blog, we'll share some tips on how to maintain hydrated skin with self-tan on.  Moisturize regularly One of the most important things you can do to maintain hydrated skin with self-tan on is to moisturize regularly. Look for moisturizers that are specifically formulated for use with self-tanners, as they will contain ingredients that help to prolong the life of your tan. Apply the moisturizer after showering, while your skin is still slightly damp, to help lock in moisture. Drink plenty...

A tanned face is something we all love but getting a natural finish is sometimes hard to achieve. Say hello to Tanzola FACE TAN WATER.  We have all the facts on what you need to know about using a face tanner and how to achieve the best results How To Use Tanzola Face Tan Water Apply all over the face, neck and décolletage with a cotton pad or just your hands~ don't forget to wash your hands after application.  Our Tanzola Face Tan Water will develop within 4-6 hours. Much like a toner, it should be your first step in your daily skincare...

Self tanning and spray tanning can sometimes be used to minimise acne scaring and skin inflammation. Acne is caused by the the face overproducing level of Sebum in combination with dead skin cells. These two aspects combined can cause scene blemishes such as blackheads and pimples- Verywellhealth.com   Sebum does have a positive aspects according to verywellhealth.com it provides the below things for our skin: Hydration: Sebum is essential for pliable skin, but the levels of lipids secreted have to be properly balanced to prevent skin irritation.  Sun protection: Squalene has been shown to protect against sunburn and the damage caused...

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What Effects Your Skin’s pH? Our skin types are broken down into two categories, either neutral skin type (alkaline) or reactive skin type(acidic). “The general assumption is that skin pH is slightly acidic, between 5-6 on the pH scale. That said, some studies have proposed that the optimal pH level for skin may even be a touch below 5.” Your daily skin routine greatly effects your PH levels, particularly cleansers and body washes incorporated into your shower routine. Its most common for cleansers to include SLS ( Sodium Lauryl Suphate) which has a PH level of 10!   How Can You Help...