A LIFESTYLE producer has claimed a small victory with her game-changing tanning tip.
It wasn't revolutionary, she admitted, but it had made a huge difference to her.
Her tanning space was limited and there wasn't even room for the smallest of pools.
So this lady came up with the simplest of solutions that have made the biggest difference to her bronzing sessions.
The idea came from Ari Hicks (@arihicks) a TikToker from Toronto.
She has a popular presence on the platform with over 164,000 followers plus another 3.8million likes.
In her post, Ari was catching some rays on her tiny balcony space.
“OK, not like this is revolutionary but I love tanning," she told viewers.
She panned the camera around as she said: “I don’t really have a big backyard space.
“But we do have a balcony that I’m on that gets a little bit of sun."
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Any suggestions of installing a pool were summarily dismissed: “My balcony isn’t big enough for even a kiddy pool. It’s quite shallow.
“But the one thing that always bothered me is I love tanning but feel like I’m drying," she said.
“Like when you get out of the water and you dry instead of baking."
She didn't like it but then revealed her method to avoid that uncomfortable feeling.
“I had the idea: girl, go in the shower. Hop in and out of the shower every so often and then come here and dry out.”
Ari looked delighted and described her sun-worshipping hack as: "For my stay-at-home tanning peeps that don’t have a pool.”
To one commenter who suggested she should just get a spray bottle, she responded: “I’ve used one before. But I like to be drenched like I just hopped out of a pool.”
Other fans were impressed with her suggestion.
“Great idea," said one, while another said: “Honestly need to do this."
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