Tanning 101: Staying Safe While Getting a Great Tan
Posted on February 14, 2008 | Tagged with: acne, dark skin, light skin, medication, moisturizer, moisturizing, skin cancer, spf rating, sun exposure, sun protection, sunscreen, tanning lotion, uv rays | Leave a Comment
Author: Baxter Owens
Having a great tan makes you look healthy and attractive, but getting that tan isn’t necessarily a healthy process. There are several potential harmful effects of getting a tan. Namely, the exposure to harmful Ultraviolet, or UV, rays can lead to skin cancer. Therefore, you need to take a few steps in order to get a great looking tan without putting yourself in harms way.
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Understanding the Benefits of Tanning Lotions
Posted on February 11, 2008 | Tagged with: aloe vera, benefits, conditioning, copper, dry skin, essential oils, healthy skin, l-tyrosine, microcirculation, minerals, moisturize, tanning lotions, uv rays, vitamins | Leave a Comment
Author: Baxter Owens
Have you ever wondered what tanning lotions actually do? According to some skeptics, tanning lotions are nothing more than a scam and don’t really do anything for the skin. On the contrary, quality tanning lotions can actually moisturize and nourish your skin so it will stay healthy and reduce the effects of aging. In addition, with the right ingredients, tanning lotion actually does make your skin more receptive to tanning.
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How To Be Tan Without Damaging Your Skin
Posted on February 8, 2008 | Tagged with: allover tan, bronzers, self tanning agent, skin cancer risk, skin damaging, spray tanning, sunless tanning, tanning booths, tanning dangers | Leave a Comment
Author: Gregg Hall
Many people have been using tanning booths for years in order to maintain a year round allover tan, but with more and more research coming out on the dangers of tanning and the risk of skin cancer some are now turning to alternatives to the dangerous skin damaging practice.
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Understanding the Basics of Self-Tanning
Posted on February 5, 2008 | Tagged with: bronzing agents, correct application, natural tan, prevent streaking, self-tanning basics, self-tanning lotions, skin preparation | Leave a Comment
Author: Baxter Owens
Increasingly, tanners are experiencing the joys of sunless self-tanning rather than exposing their skin to the potential harmful effects of sun tanning or tanning with tanning beds. Although self-tanners in the past resulted in fake looking tans that were very easy to distinguish from the real thing, self-tanning lotions have come a long way. In fact, today’s self-tanners are impossible to identify when applied correctly.
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Tanning 101: Understanding Different Skin Types
Posted on February 2, 2008 | Tagged with: base tan, fair skin, indoor tanning, lighter hair, no tan lines, outdoor tanning, red hair, six categories, skin type, tan lines, tanning bed, tanning lamps, tanning salon | Leave a Comment
Author: Baxter Owens
One of the greatest aspects of indoor tanning is the fact that you can tan completely in the nude if you like. Since each session is completely private, this type of tanning makes it possible for you to achieve a tan with absolutely no tan lines. If you do choose to wear clothing, however, the same clothing you would normally wear when tanning is just fine. On the other hand, if you have already been tanning and have developed tan lines, it is important to remember that those lighter areas will be more sensitive once you start tanning in the nude. As such, you will need to take the tanning process slow so you can build up a base tan on those lighter areas as well. Read the rest of “Tanning 101: Understanding Different Skin Types” …
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