The hairspray hack that means you’ll never get fake tan or makeup on your shirt now we’re trying to get a spring glow

THEY are versatile, timeless, and can be dressed up or down, but one thing they aren’t great for is when you accidentally get fake tan or makeup on them.

As we step into , many beauty fans will be looking to achieve a seasonal glow by treating themselves to a spray tan.

And what’s more perfect to wear in sunny than a crisp white shirt?

White shirts are effortlessly chic, but we’ve all experienced that frustrating moment when you put on your freshly cleaned and ironed white shirt after doing your makeup, only to find makeup smudged on the collar.

However, one fashion enthusiast has shared a clever trick to prevent this from happening.

Jade Holland Cooper claims her hack works every time.

She took to her TikTok page to share a video demonstrating how a simple hairspray trick can stop fake tan or makeup from transferring onto your shirt.

She captioned the video: “The ultimate life hack... I use this every single day – no more makeup transfer on your white shirts. It’s simple but game-changing.”;

In the video, Jade explains that she sprays hairspray lightly on the inside of her shirt and the collar – “nothing too heavy-duty”; – and lets it dry for a minute.

She says: “That is the answer to make sure that you don’t get makeup transfer or tan transfer on the inside or on your white shirt.

“Also, it works brilliantly on the cuff.”;

Jade adds that if you’ve applied fake tan to your hands and don’t want it to transfer onto the cuffs, you simply do the “exact same thing”; because “hairspray is the answer.”;

In less than 24 hours, Jade’s video racked up 47.6k views, with 51 people rushing to the comments section to share their thoughts.

One wrote: “Another tip for if you do get makeup on it – use makeup brush cleaner, spray it on the collar and wipe with a cloth... dries and cleans instantly.”;

A second added: “If this works, you have changed my life.”;

Whilst a third said: “Omg, life-changing.”;

And a fourth commented: “I do this with all my light clothes. It works a treat.”;