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Use A Rubber Spatula for Applying Lotion To Your Back

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Date: 07/30/2008 Topic: Beauty > Skin Care > Tanning  
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If you go to tanning salons and find it hard to apply tanning lotion on your back, don't bother buying a lotion applicator for your back. Just use a rubber cooking spatula. It worked great for me and now I don't miss spots on my back anymore!

By Emmy from Elsmere, KY
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By lrrn567 (58) Profile Contact
Thank you for sharing this. I, too, go to a tanning salon and have had an awful time with this problem.
I'm going to do this, this afternoon.
I also would like to ask, how do I get that little bit of area that's behind my arms to tan? I have this small area around the crease of my arm pit that is as white as all get out.

Posted on 07/27/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Rachelita (17) Contact
I used this method to apply self-tanner. What a great idea! Thank you.

Posted on 08/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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