UCANTAN2
07-30-2003, 03:48 PM
Guys, the sunless tanning industry is kicking butt. It's obvious, it takes less time and less wear and tear on the skin. It certainly doesn't hurt to incorporate it in with a little UV tanning either. It's actually an added benefit to those who like UV-tanning everyday to now do it a little less often.
If you think about it, you see people everyday tanning in the sun or in the sun beds and sure they look great during the warmer months since their skin is moist from the heat ... but did ya ever take a look at their skin in the colder months? The skin just doesn't look quite the same. I prefer sunless tanning hands down. It's already been reported the UV industry is freaking out over all the attention the UV free industry is recieving; therefore, they are nitpicking with the FDA and all that fun stuff to find something, anything wrong with it. It'll work for a little while, but you watch it'll all die down since sunless products have been around for y e a r s!
DHA is derived from a sugar beat, (food) they then add aloe, (a plant) water and maybe some additional moisturizers. All the same stuff they put in our food and cosmetics we digest or slather all over our face anyhow. Everything was approved by the FDA prior to all this ... c'mon guys, common sense would tell ya not to keep your eyes open or literally inhale the stuff EVERYDAY for the next 10 or more years. They post warnings all over everything just as an added precaution. I think people are starting to really dig deep when they look at the warnings and begin to freak-out. I just assume stay in the spray booths and thank God, they finally came out with it. And, also know that down the road I won't be looking like a road map from tanning everyday in the sun or sun beds. I go once a week in the spray booth and look like I've been at the beach for days. I also get too many compliments on my tan to think differently. In the colder months,I will admit, I'll do 4-6 minutes in a tanning bed then jump in the booth, it opens your pores and allows the spray to penetrate deeper since the skin is now moist ... as I mentioned earlier.
Sunless tanning is a small process, but in the long run, you'll be big-time thankful you went through that process, I am, and I've been sunless tanning (with everything out there) for 12 years now ... doing the spray booths for the last 6 months. Personally, I like the MagicTan spray booth.
Thanks guys, I hope I shed a little light on the subject.
P.S. I have no idea how to change my "pretty pale" scale to "pretty darn dark" ... any suggestions? Thanks guys.
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[ This Message was edited by: UCANTAN2 on 2003-07-30 14:58 ]
If you think about it, you see people everyday tanning in the sun or in the sun beds and sure they look great during the warmer months since their skin is moist from the heat ... but did ya ever take a look at their skin in the colder months? The skin just doesn't look quite the same. I prefer sunless tanning hands down. It's already been reported the UV industry is freaking out over all the attention the UV free industry is recieving; therefore, they are nitpicking with the FDA and all that fun stuff to find something, anything wrong with it. It'll work for a little while, but you watch it'll all die down since sunless products have been around for y e a r s!
DHA is derived from a sugar beat, (food) they then add aloe, (a plant) water and maybe some additional moisturizers. All the same stuff they put in our food and cosmetics we digest or slather all over our face anyhow. Everything was approved by the FDA prior to all this ... c'mon guys, common sense would tell ya not to keep your eyes open or literally inhale the stuff EVERYDAY for the next 10 or more years. They post warnings all over everything just as an added precaution. I think people are starting to really dig deep when they look at the warnings and begin to freak-out. I just assume stay in the spray booths and thank God, they finally came out with it. And, also know that down the road I won't be looking like a road map from tanning everyday in the sun or sun beds. I go once a week in the spray booth and look like I've been at the beach for days. I also get too many compliments on my tan to think differently. In the colder months,I will admit, I'll do 4-6 minutes in a tanning bed then jump in the booth, it opens your pores and allows the spray to penetrate deeper since the skin is now moist ... as I mentioned earlier.
Sunless tanning is a small process, but in the long run, you'll be big-time thankful you went through that process, I am, and I've been sunless tanning (with everything out there) for 12 years now ... doing the spray booths for the last 6 months. Personally, I like the MagicTan spray booth.
Thanks guys, I hope I shed a little light on the subject.
P.S. I have no idea how to change my "pretty pale" scale to "pretty darn dark" ... any suggestions? Thanks guys.
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[ This Message was edited by: UCANTAN2 on 2003-07-30 14:58 ]