Now I'm black woman who tans themself beyond recognition

Now I'm black woman who tans themself beyond recognition. I'm talking about like three, four, five shades darker. I don't understand why y'all will do all that and leave your face bare. Y'all don't want to commit to the bit, huh? That's a little too much commitment, huh? See, yeah, you've been clocked. How I prep for a tan. You saw how I prep for a tan. Now I'm gonna show you how I tan my face. It's actually the easiest part of the entire routine. Instead of using the most, I just use gradual tan drops. These are from Isle of Paradise. This is so far the only brand that I found that works on my complexion. And every other gradual tanner has just completely fallen flat on my skin tone and doesn't work at all. So it tells you how to use them based on like what you want to get out of your tan. Six to 12 drops. You want to mix in with a moisturizer. And I use the max, which is 12 drops. 12 drops and then I'm gonna mix in with SPF. And then just apply straight on my face. I wish they would give us a bigger bottle of this. Because I actually would love to use a gradual tanner on my body. And this seems to be the only product that actually works for my skin tone. And I don't know what it is about the gradual tanners. But once they develop, they make my skin look clear. Like if I have any acne scarring, I feel like it doesn't disappear, but it definitely blends in a lot better. And it just generally makes my skin look a lot more even. Whatever's left over, I'm gonna put on the back of my hands. And immediately wash my hands. I don't want my palms to turn orange. This is actually a fresh coat of tan I'm developing right now. By the time I rinse this off in a couple hours, this will have been developed and everything will be glowing and even. I can sleep in this and I don't gotta worry about it staining anything. Be right back and I'm gonna show you what it looks like when everything is done processing. It looks like when everything is done processing.