Sun tanning destroys the outer layer of the skin, aging and wrinkling it and making it more prone to skin cancer. Getting a little bit of sun now and then is a good thing because it helps the body make vitamin D, but frequent intentional tanning is bad for you.
The sun.
Yes, you can get cancer from tanning too often and too much. Try to get a tan the natural way by the sun.
Applying a little bit of baby oil and a low fps sunscreen to protect against sun-damage is likely to help your tanning and prevent burning.
Keratosis Pilaris, or KP, is a completely harmless condition suffered by almost everyone at least once. Indoor tanning will not get rid of the condition. Short showers with lukewarm to cold water help with KP. Use gentle soaps, and exfoliate the area 2 to 3-times per week, followed by moisturizing.
There are spray tan's or you can lay in the sun or applying tanning lotion. It can be difficult to use but it does work. it will look like a natural even tan.
Yes. Use a tanning bed or a tanning body moisturizer!
You can get a tan at night, but only if you use a tanning booth or sun lamp.
No, it is not safer. UV rays are harmful to the skin when it is exposed for long periods of time - indoors or outdoors. Natural tends to be the best way to go for most things, so as long as you where the proper sunscreen, tanning in the sun might be best.
Yes, that is exactly what it is designed for, as tanning - any amount tanning - is damage to your skin. There is no way to reverse it, and it's ultimate destination is skin cancer.
When you sit in the sun, your skin produces more melanin, a pigment that helps protect the skin by absorbing ultraviolet (UV) radiation. The increase in melanin production causes your skin to darken or tan as a way of defending against the sun's damaging effects. Tanning is your body's natural response to help shield your skin from UV damage.
You sit in the sun for about 2-3-4 hours.No! Do not sit in the sun for that long. You could get dehydrated and get sun poisioning! Use tanning lotion is the way i find most easiest OR go to a tanning bed.Agreed, don't sit in the sun for that long- though is there even such a thing as sun poisoning?. Personally I prefer pale skin, but each to their own. If you can get a tan, sit in the sun for a little while, but drink enough water and wear sunscreen. A lot of people think this stops you from getting a tan, but it doesn't; it helps protect your skin while you get a tan. If you find getting a tan hard, you might have to get a fake tan. A tanning bed will not help if you can't get a tan normally, it will only further damage your skin.
A good way to sun tan yourself is to go to your local tanning clinic. Here, you can tan yourself under lamps which don't contain as much of the harmful ultraviolet rays that you get when exposed to sunlight. Your tanning assistant will tell you how long to stay under the lamps.