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If you grew up with self-tanners, you may remember them as an orange, streaky mess. Today's formulas have come a long way, delivering a natural, sun-kissed glow—as long as you know how to apply them correctly. In this episode, Wirecutter beauty writer Ayanna Redwood-Crawford explains how today's self tanners work…

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