Yes, using a scrub before self-tanner is a common preparatory step to help achieve a smoother, more even application. This scrub, with its sea salt and rosemary, helps lift away dead skin cells that can cause patchiness. To use it effectively, apply the scrub to damp skin in the bath or shower and massage gently over the entire area you plan to tan, paying extra attention to rough zones like knees, elbows, and ankles. Rinse thoroughly. It is crucial to completely dry your skin afterwards and wait until it is fully cool and has no residual moisture or oil film, as any leftover residue can interfere with the tanning formula. Perform this scrub 12-24 hours before tanning, not immediately prior, to allow your skin's pH to normalize. Always follow the self-tanner's specific instructions and do a patch test first if you have sensitive skin.
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