Worried about loose skin

So i am dieting at the minute - never over 1200 calories a day, often under. And I do at least 20 minutes of cardio workout a day (days I am not at uni I do up to 60 minutes) as well as walking 45 minutes 4 days a week.

In the evening, just while watching tv i usually do about 30 minutes of chest presses combined with abdominal exercises - don't know the official name but where you lie down, lift your legs a bit off the ground and hold it, and also where you alternate extending each leg, again raised off the ground just a little.

I know people say there is no point doing that until you get rid of the fat on the tummy with cardio first. But my thinking is given i am doing cardio, when the fat starts to disappear i will have a toned tummy underneath. Is my logic wrong?

I am worried about loosing this weight and then having alot of loose skin left. If there anything i can do to help prevent this?

Well, your ticker says you only have about 25 pounds to lose. That's not a whole lot of weight, and ti sounds like you might not be that overweight, so you are going to want to lose it slowly. If you lose it slowly, exercise (by the way, spot reducing does not work, such as for your tummy), and eat MORE than 1,200 calories because you exercise, your skin will be fine.

As for the time limit on losing weight-sure you can set that goal, you can do everything right, but there's no guarantee that you will weight exactly what you want to weight by June. Weight loss is no linear, sometimes you won't lose a pound for a few weeks or more, other times it will seem to fall off.

I advise you set your calorie goals to lose a half pound to a pound per week, eat a portion of your exercise back, and envision yourself as making a lifestyle change rather than dieting. Also, don't deprive yourself of the foods you normally eat, just learn how to eat them in moderation.

Weigh all your solid food and measure all your liquids. If you use a heart rate monitor and have it calibrated correctly, your cardio burns will most likely be close to accurate and you can eat more of your exercise calories back (MFP figures you calorie deficit when you set up your weight loss goals). If you use gym machine or MFP numbers, I advise eating only 50-75% of your exercise calories back because their numbers are overestimated. Personally, I count cardio calories but not weight lifting calories.

Good luck!