Self Tanning??

Question

I'm as white/pink and translucent at an Irish white girl can be and I hate it but I'm terrified of trying any self tanning, tanning lotions, etc. I can't be in direct sun long enough to get a tan because of a skin disorder. I don't know even where to begin for tanning stuff that won't leave me with a rash because my skin is so incredible sensitive.
HELP!! Any recommendations that you girls swear by for ghosts that won't turn me orange or muddy or too drastic would is super appreciated!!!

Answer

Any cheaper fake tan should do, just choose the lightest shade in the range. Do a patch test for a minimum of 24 hours before putting it on everywhere if you have sensitive skin. 
I normally mix mine with a basic moisturiser then put it on, which seems to lighten it up a bit more and makes it look more natural on my skin.

Answer

Choose a fake tan that has a colour when applying. Makes it so much easier to get an even tan. I've used a few different types and I honestly think I prefer the cheapest one st moriz mousse in medium. I'm really pale and that does look pretty dark on me but when I want to be tanned it does the trick. It's got a more olivey tone to it so it doesn't look like I'm drenched in orange juice

Answer

Yeah girl. Use Jergen's and they have a foam kind. It's sooooo much better than lotion

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