Tan Clear
About Hands + Feet De-Tanning
Hands and feet get the most sun and often end up noticeably darker than the rest of the body. A de-tanning treatment helps lift that surface tan and brings the skin tone back closer to your natural colour.
The treatment combines exfoliating and brightening steps, with a plan tailored to how deep the tan is.
Benefits
- More even skin tone between hands, feet and body
- Smoother, softer skin
- A fresher look for events and sandals
- Quick, comfortable visit
Who it suits
- Sun-darkened hands and feet
- Uneven tone from sandals or driving
- Getting ready for a wedding or special occasion
Safety and what to tell us
- Sun protection afterwards is essential to keep results
- Tell us about eczema, open cuts or skin conditions
- Not suitable on irritated or sunburnt skin
What to expect
- Skin check. We check the depth of the tan and the condition of the skin.
- De-tan. The skin is exfoliated and treated with brightening steps.
- Protect. Moisturiser and sunscreen finish the visit.
Sessions
Visible improvement after one session for light tans. Deeper tans may need a short course.
Downtime
None to mild. Skin can feel a little sensitive.
Aftercare
- Apply sunscreen on hands and feet and reapply
- Moisturise daily
- Avoid hot water and harsh scrubs for a day or two
This page gives general information and is not medical advice. Your doctor will assess you and confirm what is suitable and safe for you.
Frequently asked questions
It lasts as long as you protect the skin from the sun. Tanning again will bring back the darkness.
No. It removes tan to return to your natural tone, rather than lightening beyond it.
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Yes. Every treatment starts with a conversation about your goals and health, and your doctor will tell you honestly if something is not right for you.
Yes. Results depend on your skin, health, the treatment and how well you follow aftercare. Photos on this website are examples, not promises.