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It depends on how fast ur hair grow. But it usually take 3-5 months
The apex of an object is typically it's highest point, turning point, or climax. There fore the very tip of a pyramid would be its apex as long as you define one side as ground level (The base).
I've had my Tragus pierced for around 3 years now but I'm not allowed it in for work - how long will it take to close up? I have breaks every 2 hours and was thinking of just putting the bar back in every break but would this irritate it? Thanks! Yes, replacing it that often will definitely irritate it. Are you allowed to wear a retainer? You can get a clear glass lip retainer and it'll hide it pretty well. There isn't a way to tell how long you can leave it out. It depends on your body.
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a long car ride
No, because it may be expired and will not work.
About 6-10 meters laying out.
If you and your family members frequently use tanning beds then it could be in your best interest to purchase your own, especially if you also have to drive long distances to do so. I would still be hesitant though as it is easier to use it safely in a tanning salon.
You can go tanning right away, just keep tanning lotions out of and away from the piercings.
20-30 minutes. Depending on if you used lotion with tingler or bronzer.
7 days
Braces should not affect tanning as long as your mouth is closed. However, tanning beds are not necessarily a good idea anyway. Too much tanning tends to dry out the skin, and can even lead to skin cancer. Do you really need a tan?
i would say when your skin feels very hot,that would be one shade
You should wait at least seven to ten days to give your skin time to heal. If you have fair skin i would suggest waiting up to two weeks before getting back in a tanning bed. Also remember to use a tanning lotion with a sunblock in it to prevent skin damage and cancer
It is best to wait 1 month after getting any piercing to go tanning. Tanning affects the texture of your skin and virtually dries it out. With a fresh piercing, this can be highly irritating.
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.
Tanning lamps are not harmful to human body. They are mainly used in tanning booths for getting skin tanning. They produce UV rays gives tanning to skin. They are not dangerous to human body as long as exposure is controlled and done under proper guidance. One can not forget over exposure to sun is also dangerous. It is necessary to protect eyes while using tanning lamps.