Tanning

Tanning can help people look beautiful and healthy, especially those with light skin tones. The attraction of that summer glow has people flocking to pools and beaches on weekends and holidays. However, when it comes to time in the sun and our skin, safety is a top concern.

While there are shelves of tanning products on the market, commercial tanning products often contain ingredients that can irritate those with sensitive skin and lead to bacterial infections. For example, bacteria is what causes shingles, folliculitis, and impetigo. Additionally, according to experts, what goes on the skin eventually goes in, which has people turning to more organic tanning approach.

Sun Tanning is the easiest and most affordable method of Tanning. It is entirely free, accessible, and the result is stunning and long-lasting! However, media and websites are exaggerating harmful effects of sun exposure and they are telling people to stop tanning altogether. Isn’t that a little over the top?

Summer is fast approaching so you’d better get ready with your summer body! If you don’t have enough time to get to your desired size, worry not! You can still look slimmer by getting a tan! Yes, that much coveted glowing and sun-kissed skin is not just an eye-candy, it will actually make you thinner than what you really are...but how long does it take to get a tan?

Summer is just around the corner and many of us are planning to hit the beach to get that sun-kissed tan that almost everybody is dying to have. To tell you the truth, that tan is not very easy to get, naturally.

This is because of the fact that you don't get to regulate the amount of UV from the sun like in the tanning machine. Unless you have the money for a tanning machine, the best next solution to show off a nice tan is to have it sprayed on you-but how long do you think a spray tan last?