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does matter the temperature just how strong the UV rays are and when its cloudy YOU GET MORE TAN than you would when sunny, the rays filter through the clouds and give you the tanning rays without the burn of the sun!:)

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It all depends on wat BEST weather is to you. Some ppl like it real hot some like it cold, Depends on you

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