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DIY INSTA-TAN


I remember when I was younger and has the best tan ever, then I grew up (and became reliant on my jeans) and now I have some super white legs. 

With this Super easy and Super cheap homemade self-tanning spray I'm back in my shorts. =)

 Supplies-
  • 4 black tea bags
  • 2 cups boiling water
Sponge or spray bottle (Either sponge it on or spray it on and rub in)
Put the 2 cups of water in a pot and bring it to a boil, turn the stove off and put the 4 tea bags in and leave for 10 to 15 minutes.
If using a sponge, soak it in the tea and wipe all over your body. 
If using a spray bottle, fill it and spray on your body and rub in.
Let your skin dry and then apply another coat if you want a darker shade. 
For a warmer tan:
  • Cocoa powder
  • Body lotion

If you want that extra warm glow in your color, slowly mix a little bit of cocoa powder at a time with a handful of body lotion. When your are comfortable with the light brown color, apply it all over your skin.
*Make sure that you are dry when putting clothes on so that they don’t stain.

Tan should last for 3 to 4 days!

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