Indoor tanning tips please
I am considering using an indoor tanning bed to obtain an even skin tone for my fair skin. My bridesmaid dress is gorgeous, but I have a "farmer's tan" with three different shades visible. I'm concerned about getting a spray tan because I don't want everything to be three different shades of darker. Will wearing sunscreen on the darker bits slow down tanning on those areas?
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Health over looks:
http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcarticles.nsf/pages/Solariums0 -
Indoor tanning beds are just as, if not more dangerous than, the sun. Do not do it. Spray tan is the way to go if you must.0
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Just use a good fake tan on the whiter areas ☺
I find White to Brown excellent, it smells nice and doesn't pong as it develops either. It'll last a week if you keep moisturising.
Be safe as sun beds damage the skin (as does any form of sun tanning)0 -
Yes it should.0
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Go outside.0
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Go outside.
Naked?0 -
Indoor tanning beds are just as, if not more dangerous than, the sun. Do not do it. Spray tan is the way to go if you must.
My lizards sit under a sun lamp all day and they haven't had any problems. Our skin is somewhat similar.0 -
damn conscience...
have a great thread.0 -
Go outside.
Naked?
That's what I do.0 -
Just use some bronzer to even out the lines instead of going for full coverage. Think of it as ombre.0
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Tanning Recipe
When you're ready to tan the skins, assemble the following:
7 gallons water
2 pounds (16 cups) bran flakes
16 cups plain or pickling salt (not iodized)
2 large plastic trash cans (30 gallon) and one lid
4 foot wooden stirring stick
3 1/2 cups battery acid (from auto parts store)
2 boxes baking soda
wood rack or stretcher
neat's-foot oil
nails
wire bristle brush
This recipe makes enough tanning solution to tan four large animal skins; or ten rabbit skins; or about six medium-sized pelts such as groundhog. (Cut the recipe in half for fewer skins).0 -
I've tried that but then my neighbors with the two story house suddenly had pieces missing out of their blinds. No joke. Also, being surrounded by two story houses cuts down on when I actually get sun in my yard so I wasn't able to lay out.0
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Oh going to the tanning bed a couple times before a wedding is not going to hurt you. I don't know anything about how to even out the farmers tan though. I avoid farmers tan at all costs.0
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I avoid farmers tan at all costs.
Oh, heavens, no! You wouldn't want to actually develop some muscle and "farmer's tan" from doing hard work outside. Avoid at all costs! What you gals pump for these days is what I had in my 20's from being a wildland firefighter.0 -
I do hard work outside...Just in a tank top with sun block0
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I am considering using an indoor tanning bed to obtain an even skin tone for my fair skin. My bridesmaid dress is gorgeous, but I have a "farmer's tan" with three different shades visible. I'm concerned about getting a spray tan because I don't want everything to be three different shades of darker. Will wearing sunscreen on the darker bits slow down tanning on those areas?
STEP 1: Go outside. Because that is where the sun lives.0
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