Sunbathing/Tanning?

[Teknojunkee]

It has never been proven that tanning beds are any worse than the sun. Being in a family of tanning salon owners and having been managing one for 6 years I can tell you that MODERATION is the key. There is no need to be extremely dark. Some people are not comfortable with their skin color, some people are actually told to come to cure acne and oily skin problems.

News reporters have come in for information regarding specific bed types, bulb types, lotions, session times, etc...

THe only 2 reports I have heard was that the Tanning bed was more harmful because of its "quick" tan nature...

The other that Outdoor tanning is worse because of the depletion of the Ozone layer and not being able to control what type of UV exposure you receive.

Tek

[klohe]

All I have to say in regards to excessive tanning...WRINKLES! All the ladies should use an oil with a minimum of SPF 15. Trust me, you'll still get a lot of color.

[monicac]

I LOVE being tan but honestly, tanning beds make me hallucinate, which can't be a good sign. Does this happen to anyone else? I still do it sometimes but I'll wait for the sun thanks!

[Teknojunkee]

Hallucinate? umm....wow

BTW...smoking weed before tanning will give you better results. Proven Fact. There is a chemical agent in the plant it self that helps one tan. Lotions have been coming out like crazy such as HEMPZ, TH-Tan, etc...They all contain Cannibis Sativa they just remove the THC...So smoke up boys and girls and you will get a better tan

Tek

[hotbarbiedoll]

Originally posted by monicac
tanning beds make me hallucinate

[trancedkitten]

I don't tan as much as I used to, but when I do, I use SPF 15 - 30 sunscreen lotion. I tan very easily so I still get color. Self-tanners are a great substitute! I also ALWAYS wear a moisturizer with at least an SPF 15 everyday.....

[malibubronze]

Has anyone tried airbrush tanning??
I do it and sell the systems if anyone is interested!!