Bronze Buffer Self-Tan Remover

Published: 2014-02-10 by Marina Milojević in Tools & Accessories

One of the new products launched on Sephora.com is a practical Bronze Buffer, which is the only self-tan remover that works even after the color has developed.

Bronze Buffer is described as a quick and easy solution for your faux-tan problems, such as unwanted streaks or blotches, dark spots and other tanning accidents. One of the best solutions to avoid tanning problems is to prepare the skin for self-tanner, as the chemicals in them work on the superficial layer of the skin. A good shower and scrub BEFORE your tanning treatment will help your tan to come out more evenly. But what if your tan has started to appear and doesn’t look good at all? Is there anything you can do to make it look better even AFTER the color has developed? You could definitely try to exfoliate the affected skin, but this process may be very long and often very unpleasant, or you could grab the Bronze Buffer from Sephora and eliminate the obnoxious dark or orange spots in just a couple of light swipes!

Bronze Buffer is a soft reusable sponge that is free from any other ingredients or hazardous chemicals. The Bronze Buffer, mixed with just a little bit of water, works as a gentle exfoliator that removes tanner from the upper layers of the skin. It leaves the skin with flawless, natural-looking sun-kissed glow. This product can be used to remove self-tanning mistakes, to even out the color, or to refine shade on troublesome spots such as elbows or knees. The sponge is star-shaped, and its gently curved “points” are specially designed to eliminate excess color buildup between fingers and toes, but you can also use it to remove deodorant marks from clothing! Bronze Buffer Self-Tan Remover

Bronze Buffer is launching at all Sephora stores across the United States on February 21st, 2014. One pack with two sponges retails at $10 US. You can also grab it from BronzeBuffer.com For international orders, please email [email protected].

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