Why Hands Can Look Patchy When You Fake Tan
- cling to dry areas
- develop too dark
- create uneven colour
- leave harsh lines around wrists and fingers
The Best Products for a Natural Gradual Tan
- GOLDEN Gradual Tanning Lotion builds a natural, streak-free bronze over time
- GLOW Gradual Tanning Face Drops gives a natural, radiant glow to match the body bronze
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GLAZED Moisturising Lotion & Tan Prolonger keeps skin hydrated and helps your tan fade evenly
Together, they create the perfect combination for a healthy-looking glow that never feels heavy or overdone.
Mary’s Routine for Natural-Looking Tanned Hands
Step One: Apply Your Gradual Tan Everywhere Else First
Start by applying your GOLDEN Gradual Tanning Lotion to the rest of your body first. Hands and feet should always be the final step in your tanning routine. This helps keep the colour lighter, softer, and more natural-looking compared to larger areas of the body.
Step Two: Cleanse Your Palms
Before tanning your hands, gently wash your palms with soap and water to remove any excess product. This helps prevent stained palms and keeps your tan looking clean and even.
Step Three: Mix GOLDEN with GLAZED for a Softer Finish
One of Mary’s favourite gradual tanning tips is mixing a small amount of GOLDEN with GLAZED. This slightly dilutes the formula, creating a more sheer and controlled application that works perfectly for delicate areas like hands, wrists, feet, and ankles. The added hydration also helps prevent patchiness and creates a smoother finish.
Step Four: Blend Lightly Over the Hands
Using minimal product, lightly blend over the backs of the hands and between the fingers. The goal is to create a soft, even glow rather than a deep tan. Less product almost always gives a more natural result when tanning hands.
Step Five: Buff Around the Wrists and Edges
Finish by softly buffing around the wrists and edges to blur any visible lines. This final blending step helps your gradual tan melt seamlessly into the rest of your skin for a flawless, natural-looking finish.
It’s the Small Details That Make the Difference


