Delilah the Bilious
Joined: 02.12.2005
Posts: 101 |
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With both self-tanners and airbrush tanning, you'll get better results if you exfoliate your skin with a scrub brush or loofah before the tanner is applied. This evens your skin tone and removes dead skin cells. | | Back to top |   |
Elisabeth Gauthier
Joined: 02.12.2005
Posts: 115 |
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The combination of UVA and UVB radiation can result in burning the eyes cornea. Longtime exposure can result in irreversible damage and cataracts. | | Back to top | |
Matt
Joined: 28.02.2004
Posts: 6 |
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And with both types of sunless tanning, you'll still need to wear sunscreen when you go outdoors to protect you from the sun's rays. Fake tans don't generate melanin production, so they won't protect you against sunburn. But the upside is that you get the warm glow of a tan while you keep your skin beautiful for years to come. | | Back to top | |
Bruna the Spider
Joined: 10.12.2003
Posts: 65 |
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One safe way to go bronze is with sunless self-tanners. These "tans in a bottle" contain dihydroxyacetone (DHA), which gradually stains the dead cells in your skinšs outer layer. The "tan" lasts until these skin cells slough off, so exfoliating or vigorously washing will make the color fade faster. Typically, these "fake bakes" last from several days to a week. | | Back to top | |
Bob Rustling Rider Hicks
Joined: 19.01.2003
Posts: 127 |
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Many older tanning devices used light sources that emitted shortwave ultraviolet rays (UVB) that actually caused burning. Aware of the harmful effects of UVB radiation, salon owners began using tanning beds that emit mostly longwave (UVA) light sources. Some salons claim this is safe. While UVA rays are less likely to cause burning than UVB rays, they are suspected to have links to malignant melanoma and immune system damage. | | Back to top | |
Deweze
Joined: 05.08.2006
Posts: 141 |
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You may have to try a few brands of self-tanner to find one that looks best with your skin tone. Options include sprays, lotions, and towelettes, and they're easy to use. For a subtle, goof-proof glow, try one of the new moisturizers that contain a modest about of fake tanner, letting you gradually build up a little color without blotches and staining ā or the smell that some people dislike. All of these options are cheap, too, usually around $10. | | Back to top | |
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