Image: Friends.
I was born with the kind of pale skin that makes people question my health, so naturally I’m a very proud advocate of fake tan. So much so that, at one stage I even ran a spray tan business.
It goes without saying that now I’m basically an expert in anything to do with achieving, and removing, a faux glow. The most genius trick I discovered for removing old, stubborn fake tan?
It lives in the cleaning aisle of your local supermarket. And it should only set you back a few dollars. I’m talking about Chux.
Related: 4 things your beauty therapist is thinking while giving you a spray tan.
It sounds ridiculous, I know, but it works. Oh, how it works.
About two years ago, I heard Zoe Foster Blake talking about this. I decided to try it myself, so I headed to the shops and picked up a Chux Magic Eraser.