As the crisp autumn air rolls in and temperatures begin to drop, many of us start reaching for heavier layers and cozying up. But just because the sun might not be shining as bright doesn’t mean your skin has to lose its summer glow. In fact, fall is the perfect time to maintain that bronzed, radiant complexion, while also nourishing and protecting your skin. With the right self-tanning routine, you can enjoy a healthy, glowing complexion all season long!
Here’s everything you need to know about keeping your skin glowing and healthy this fall.
Exfoliate Regularly to Maintain an Even Tan
One of the most important steps in ensuring your self-tan looks flawless and lasts longer is regular exfoliation. As the weather cools, our skin naturally becomes drier, causing dead skin cells to accumulate. This buildup can make your tan fade unevenly or appear patchy. Gently exfoliating your skin once or twice a week will help ensure your tan stays smooth and radiant.
Pro Tip: Use a gentle exfoliating scrub like our Glow n’ Go body Polish before applying your self-tanner. This not only helps remove dead skin cells but also boosts circulation, giving your skin a healthy glow.
Moisturize Daily to Combat Dry Fall Skin
Fall weather can be particularly drying, with cooler air and wind stripping your skin of moisture. To keep your tan looking fresh and your skin hydrated, it’s essential to moisturize daily. Hydrated skin holds a tan better, meaning your self-tan will last longer and fade more evenly.
Look for a body lotion that contains hydrating ingredients like shea butter, aloe vera, or hyaluronic acid. If you prefer clean beauty products, opt for vegan and cruelty-free moisturizers to complement your healthy beauty routine.
Pro Tip: Use a couple drops of our Organic Tanning Oil, yes you read that right! Our Organic tanning oil can also be used off the sun as a body oil, it is deeply nourishing and moisturizing, perfect for an extra boost of hydration.
Choose the Right Self-Tanner for Fall
As the season changes, so might your preferences for your tan. Many people prefer a slightly lighter, more natural glow in the fall as opposed to a deep, summer bronze. When choosing a self-tanner for fall, opt for one that offers buildable color like our Self-tan Vegan Moisturizing Lotion, this way, you can start with a subtle glow and gradually deepen the tan to your desired level.
Look for formulas that are enriched with skin-loving ingredients, like vitamins or botanical oils, to give your skin an added boost of hydration while tanning.
Pro Tip: If you’re new to self-tanning or want a low-maintenance option, consider using gradual tanning lotions. These products allow you to build a tan gradually over time, making it easier to achieve a natural, sun-kissed look.
We didn’t forget the money maker! Glow and Hydrate: Self-Tanning Drops for the Face with Hyaluronic Acid, Aloe Vera, and Vitamin C
When it comes to achieving a radiant, sun-kissed complexion, using our Sunkissed Self-tanning drops specifically formulated for the face is a game-changer. These drops are designed to give you a natural, buildable glow while also offering key skincare benefits, making them a must-have in your fall beauty routine.
Pro Tip: If you’re prone to dry skin, mix a few tanning drops into your daily moisturizer to enjoy the benefits of both hydration and a gradual tan.
Stay Hydrated Inside and Out
Lastly, don’t forget to hydrate from within! Drinking plenty of water is essential to keep your skin looking and feeling its best, especially as the weather gets colder and indoor heating can dry out your skin.
Pair your daily water intake with hydrating foods like cucumbers, oranges, and leafy greens to help boost your skin’s moisture levels from the inside.
A Radiant Glow, Every Day
Brazi Bronze's tanning collection is the ultimate way to maintain a glowing, hydrated complexion through the fall. Not only will your skin look bronzed and beautiful, but it will also feel nourished and healthy from within. Perfect for anyone looking to combine the benefits of skincare with the radiance of self-tanning.