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Will this self-tanner remover actually fix bronzing blunders? Uh-oh. Now that warm weather has started peeking through the clouds here and there, we've been noticing something — namely, our pasty, sad-looking limbs. Does it work?
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00:03Hi this is Gina with Refinery29 and today on Beauty Test Lab we're trying out the
00:08bronze buffer self tan remover. As we're gearing up for warmer summer months we
00:13might start to experiment with our own self tanner and apply a little glow
00:18before we hit the beach and this product claims to remove any unwanted self
00:22tanner that you may apply by mistake or any streaks you may create. The bronze
00:28buffer retails for $10 and it's available on bronzebuffer.com and inside the
00:33kit you'll find two of these sponges. Now the directions say you just have to
00:38simply wet the sponges and then wring out the water and rub it on your self tanner
00:42so you can remove any excess tanner that you have on. As you can see I gave myself
00:48my own self tan this morning and my right arm is significantly more bronze than
00:54the left so we're gonna see if we can even this out a little bit and take off
00:58any of the unwanted tanner that I have on. Feels pretty soft. It's a really thick
01:02sponge almost like a makeup sponge. Seems to be working really well and I'm not
01:06even pressing too hard. The self tanner does seem to be coming off pretty well.
01:10So it's really easy and I think it's taken a lot of the self tanner off. It's not as
01:15orange, it's not as blotchy, it's not as bronze. It didn't remove it completely but
01:19I think I'm gonna go ahead and give this product a pass. For $10 it seems like a
01:24really easy, quick and simple fix for any of those self tanning mishaps.

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