okay this may be kinda confusing, but bear with me, thanks! okay i was wondering when your tanning, is it the amount of sun that hits you that gets you darker or is it how strong the sun is? because yesterday when i was tanning, i thought that how strong the sun hits you would make you darker cause i could like feel like on me.. if you know what i mean? so anyone know? and thanks, ill rate 5's if you helped!
KayArrSee answered Monday June 19 2006, 2:09 am: Well of course there has to be sun out for you to get tan. But i think that it is the amount of time.. like at the tanning salon the bulbs are always the same and they put you in for a longer period of time as you go. Hope that helps. =] [ KayArrSee's advice column | Ask KayArrSee A Question ]
ImNotAPerfectGrl answered Sunday June 18 2006, 11:19 pm: Hey
It mainly depends on how sunny it is outside and if it is some clouds you prob wont get tanned that much but there isnt clouds outside and you are out their for a couple hours you should get tanned. Hope i helped.
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fabulous11 answered Sunday June 18 2006, 8:38 pm: It depends how much UV ray is in the sun that day. The more UV rays the hotter and brighter the sun is, so you get more tan.
hopeihelped answered Sunday June 18 2006, 8:37 pm: It's a combination. But not really temperature-wise. It's more like, how close you are to the equator. For example, I live in Pennsylvania and get a very good tan in the summer. However, when I go to Florida for vacation, I get a tan MUCH easier. Either way, you're going to get a tan, however. Hope I helped! [ hopeihelped's advice column | Ask hopeihelped A Question ]
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