I am going to Hawaii in May and want to get a nice base tan before I leave. I live in Portland, OR, so the chances of me getting a tan is a big, fat zero.
When should I start going to a tanning salon? I tan fairly easily and don’t burn easily.
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I have fair skin and anytime I go to the beach I get burned, no matter how much sunblock I put. Besides I read a lot of stuff about the danger of ultraviolet radiation from the sun, that it can cause skin cancer, and many other negative sides of tanning. But I want to know how bad for your skin is indoor tanning. And if it is, what are the options then? Not to tan at all??
I have used several shades of Jergen’s Natural Glow and one of my friend says (without knowing the cause) that my skin was looking a little yellow. What is the best brand that gives a natural appearance. I am a fairly light colored caucasion but I do tan. I just don’t want to get too much sun or in a tanning booth because my family ancestry and parents are very succeptable to skin cancer. So I want to avoid repeating a dangerous past….If I don’t get an answer then I won’t be discouraged. A tanned appearance is not everything.