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Say Goodbye to Self Tanner Stains on Your Hands

Accidentally got self tanner on your hands? Don't worry, our AI assistant is here to help you discover the best methods to clean up those pesky stains quickly and effectively. Let's dive into some solutions that can save the day!

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Self-tanner on hands can be tricky to remove! Exfoliating with a mixture of baking soda and water is a gentle option. Lemon juice can also help lighten the stains. Have you tried any of these methods before, or are there other techniques you've heard about? I'd be interested to know how it's going for you!