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Tanning
I have sensative skin but I want to get tanner. I can't go to a tanning bed because I know my skin couldn't handle it and I don't want to get a fake tanner and have to deal with rubbing it in. So how long should i stay out in the sun and what should I use to tan with, like baby oil or suntan lotion. Also if you know a good self tanner that doesn't require much rubbing in, what is it? Thanks in advance!
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hey. if you want a nice tan just go swimming for about 2 hours and you will have a nice golden tan. Use Neutrogena Ultra Soft Hydrating Sunblock SPF 45 $6 at walmart and then after you get out of the shower use Neutrogena After-Sun Treatment $6 at walmart to put moisture back into your skin. hope i helped let me know if you need anything else. take care =) x3 SweetStar.
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well i got dior bronze tanning lostion, and you just apply it like you would apply regular lotion. no extra rubbing in. it worked really well for me, but if youre really pale i wouldnt suggest it.
if you want to tan naturally, wear like 50SPF and tan for like 1 hour or less everyday. develop a routine but ALWAYS wear sunscreen.
hope i helped!
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well theres this lotion stuff thats not really like self bronzer.. i mean you use it like lotion and it brings out your natural glow.. its called jergens natural glow. it has a littly bit of bronzer in it but its nothin mayjor that u have to try to keep it even and stuff. its only like 5 dollars you can get it at like anystore
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I have these's pills that make u tanner with out the sun its called Elsun you take 4 a day intil you like the color that you like then you take 2 a day it really looks good.. I hate being out in the sun and being to hot so that works for me.
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Yes, use sunscreen. Go out into the sun until your skin feels just barely warm (not to the touch, but without touching it). If it starts to feel hot at all, that's too long. Do this a few times and see if there is any difference.
Take a picture of yourself in a room with no windows, door closed (so basically it would be pitch black if the lights were off), with the lights on. One before you start, one after a week or two of doing this maybe once or twice a day (dunno if you have time to do it more often) to see if you notice any difference.
If you burn, you should end up tanning still, just if you burn, you shouldn't go back into the sun until it heals.
Let me know if/how it works for you.
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