Like in a tanning bed? I know they say its bad for you but I feel like I look so much healthier with a little bit of color. We don't get that much natural sun anyway, even in the summer, so it helps with getting vitamin D too. And I don't roast myself, I have no desire to look like an old leather boot.
My question is about tanning lotion...There are soooo many I am completely lost and my salon girls are super unhelpful. Can anyone recommend something they like? Do you really need accelerators, bronzers, tinglers, etc? What do they even do?
I used to work at a tanning salon. A lot of those lotions aren't worth it, but some do help. I imagine the products I hocked 10 years ago aren't at salons any more for me to give advice on.
However, I also wouldn't receoomend tanning. Yes, we need vitamin D, but I really don't think a tanning bed is the way to get it. I use bronzer or tinted moisturizer or tan in a can and am happy with that.
I tan for one month a year, but I don't use lotions. The one time I used a sample, it seemed to make my skin way more sensitive to the bed, so I just go lotion-free
I used to tan allthroughout high school and college but stopped several years. I cringe when I think about all the damage I probably did to my skin. EEK.
I didn't like the "tinglers" because they made my skin so red, but the accelerators seemed fine.
I tan a sporadically and the lotion I've used is Matahari Diamond Diva stage 1. I'm not to knowledgable on the different lotions and what they do, but I know I don't like the tingling lotions either. This was recommended to me by someone at my salon but was $60 or $70 a bottle! I buy it off eBay and pay about $20. It works and I like the smell. I just can't pay salon prices. They're outrageous!