It wasn't until some time later that I finally decided to give tanning mitts a go - at first I just didn't believe that they would be any better than the disposable gloves, but I am glad that I was wrong.

The only problem that I have with the Modelco one is that I often have to manually stitch the sides together because my fingers start peeping through them after just one use. These buffing mitts are supposed to be reusable so having it break after just one use is not worth it for me so I have had to resort to ways of making it last longer.
I find that tanning mitts do an amazing job in blending the tan evenly onto your skin, therefore helping you get the best results possible from whatever tan you are using. This buffing mitt does not come pre-soaked in tanning product so you can use it with whatever you want (and that also means that you need to buy tanner!).
I like the fact that the sponge on the Modelco buffing mitt does not fall off, therefore leaving you a clean finish every time.
Overall, I think that this is a great little product and a must for ensuring that you always end up with a streak free tan. It retails at around $13.99 at my local Priceline (but I have noticed that they have it on sale for half price at the moment!)
What is your secret weapon when it comes to tanning?
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Add CommentThis mitt sounds good but I don't know if I could be bothered to manually sew it up. Hopefully ModelCo will make them sturdier in the future.
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