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Medically Reviewed Dermatologists advise testing a dab of self-tanner on your skin before applying it on large parts of your body. Getty Images When you have atopic dermatitis, the most common type of eczema, a lot of work goes into caring for your skin. Eczema affects skin in many ways, notes the National Eczema Association (NEA). You may itch, skin may be dry and red, or there may be scaly patches on your body. If you have well-controlled eczema thanks to topical moisturizers, prescription medications, and good identification and management of triggers, you may also be thinking about how summer will affect your skin and how you can give your skin that natural-looking sun-kissed glow in a safe way. Self-tanners may indeed be one option, even when you have eczema.

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