tanning lotions??

[HAYEZ]

anyone have any favorites for lotions???every weekend im in the sun from from 8am till 8 pm sat and sunday .....i use hawaiian tropic bullshit 15spf but i always end up red by end of day....is there somthing better to use that could actually darken you instead of make you red after 12 hours?????lololololol,,i dont think i could get any darker but id like to shed the red tint from a long weekend to a brown????

 

[curvymommy]

anyone have any favorites for lotions???every weekend im in the sun from from 8am till 8 pm sat and sunday .....i use hawaiian tropic bullshit 15spf but i always end up red by end of day....is there somthing better to use that could actually darken you instead of make you red after 12 hours?????lololololol,,i dont think i could get any darker but id like to shed the red tint from a long weekend to a brown????

Try any of the really good indoor lotions with bronzers in them if you want a deep tan. I MUST use these or I have the same problem.

http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=designer+skin&category0=

One of these sellers is from Portland OR and has over 40K+ feedback. Forgot his name but that's who I buy from.

So, Designer Skin Lotions with Bronzers are my favorite!

 

[BlueBird]

Olay makes a 15spf tanning lotion especially for the face.

In regards to the redness; you aren't reapplying your sunscreen enough during this period, and, if I were you, I'd opt for a sunscreen (sans tanning elements) around 40spf. You could use the tanning/moisterizer product at night. I used to use the Lubriderm Moisterizer (15spf) and was STILL becoming red after a short exposure, I then switched to Neostrata's sunscreen at 40 spf (much lighter feeling and seems to last longer).

If you're burning your face 24 hours a week, you will gradually see cumulative damage.

 

[curvymommy]

Olay makes a 15spf tanning lotion especially for the face.

In regards to the redness; you aren't reapplying your sunscreen enough during this period, and, if I were you, I'd opt for a sunscreen (sans tanning elements) around 40spf. I used to use the Lubriderm Moisterizer (15spf) and was STILL becoming red after a short exposure, I then switched to Neostrat's sunscreen at 40 spf (much lighter feeling and seems to last longer).

If your burning you face 24 hours a week, you will gradually see cumulative damage.

Yeah...do what BB says! Don't listen to me. I'm gonna end up looking like Goldie Hawn when I'm 62!

BB, I should do that too. I'm naturally fair but very vain and like a tan. It's my last vice besides coffee.

 

[BlueBird]

Yeah...do what BB says! Don't listen to me. I'm gonna end up looking like Goldie Hawn when I'm 62!

BB, I should do that too. I'm naturally fair but very vain and like a tan. It's my last vice besides coffee.

Yeah, you can still get a tan with the face and body lotion. But definitely wear a high sunscreen during the day. Oh, and switch to green tea

 

[vixensghost]

F.Y.I.- Be sure to exfoliate your skin BEFORE you use any self-tanners or bronzers. If your skin has dry spots, the tanning product will look HORRIBLE in/on those areas.

 

[puddlemonkey]

The sun is evil!

 

[Arabian]

Toxic is the best...

 

[lartinos]

The sun is evil!

I call it yellow death.....