How do you tan skin that's really pale and usually likely to burn?

Answer 1

Use a really good tanning oil and reapply after getting wet, or use a low SPF sunscreen so you still get a tan without burning. if you do burn, apply lotion frequently to prevent peeling, like after showers or just when your skin seems dry. Don't forget aloe!

Answer 2

NEVER EVER use tanning oil. It messes up your skin completely! All you have to do is simply put sunscreen on. Go out to the (beach, pool, etc.) and lay on a (beach towel, chair, etc.) Hopefully that will give you a nice toasty tan. But be careful not to get cancer by trying to get your skin tan, especially because its fair skin. Hope this helps!

Answer 3

well i had a softball tournament this weekend and i didn't put sunscreen on cause i thought i would of gotten a tan. but turns out that i just got burned and now I'm peeling really bad. so the best way is to probably put sunscreen then stay out in the sun as much as you can take then take a cold shower and you'll see the difference in your skin trust me(:

Answer 4

i would most likely use self tanning oil while swimming in water under the sun to get the best results (make sure to apply some sunscreen too the parts of your body you know are sensitive to sun)

Answer 5

Limit your exposure to the sun to minute as you begin. Slowly your color will darken. The darker you get, the longer you should be able to tan.