Tan towels create artificial tans by applying tanning chemicals on the skin. They are similar to wet facial wipes and may be rubbed directly onto the skin. Their primary ingredient is DHA, an organic compound that produces a bronze glow. Their effects last about two days, making them ideal for single use or on special occasions. Most tan towels are scented and contain moisturizers to keep the skin from drying.
Drying time: Choose a tan towel that dries quickly on the skin. Avoid towels with a thick or creamy texture because they are heavier and are not easily absorbed. Allow the first layer to dry before applying a second layer. Texture: Choose a soft, smooth tan towel that glides comfortably over your skin. Make sure there are no loose fibers that can stick to the skin and cause irritation. Look for one with mild exfoliants and moisturizers.
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