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Artificial Tan

By amyisnaughty September 02, 2020 5 answers Last updated September 02, 2020

Hello, I am here because I have a very important question. So I'm a 17-year-old boy, my problem is that I'm too pale and I look pretty bad. So I found a self-tanner and he wants to ask if there is a difference whether it is for the face or the body, because I have not used it so far?

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berkalsan answered · September 02, 2020

   You will get stained (I say it from personal experience), you better dump this. If you want to be so dark, go to a solarium. I don't think it's more harmful than those chemicals that color the skin.

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til_xxx answered · September 02, 2020

   I do not advise you to do it. I'm a girl of 18 and I have a tan sense, that's how I was born and I'm constantly asked if I'm a gypsy, because I'm black, and I'm not a gypsy, I'm Bulgarian. So rejoice that you are white and do not change.

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beardman480 answered · September 02, 2020

   Do not!!!! From personal experience - do not! I was all stained and orange, I couldn't leave us for a long time, I covered myself with scarves and glasses. Give me a solarium, I've been going for 3-4 years, I'm fine. I started walking at 15, now I'm almost 19. If you don't overdo it, you won't have problems, you won't catch cancer, don't worry. In the beginning you walk every day for 5 minutes, after 4-5 days of walking every day, you start every other day, then every 2 and so on for 1-2 weeks, until you achieve the desired tan. Then go once a week for maintenance. And go to a turbo solarium, otherwise kel benefit, these old ones are awful. Make it a mega dream studio, they are the best.

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buckets_ant21 answered · September 02, 2020

   Don't do nonsense that you can bring such things to your skin, to make the world dizzy! Who told you you were pale and looked bad? You can only tan at sea, but in moderation, because the sun is also very harmful in larger quantities. All other chemicals, solariums, etc. are complete idiocies.

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squirt_sexx answered · September 02, 2020

   I support 2. At the moment the complexion is not fashionable anyway - since the movies "Twilight" pale men are preferable Number 3 - the fact that so far nothing has happened to you from the solarium does not mean anything ... at 19 there is nothing yes, but if you continue like this at the age of 30, you will have to fight Botox, because you will have wrinkles. In fact, tanning from the solarium and sun is obtained through a type of skin damage, and over time you damage the layer that stretches it and makes it look young. The solarium is a novelty in our country, but it has been available abroad for decades. There is the expression "solarium grandmother" - these are women like number 3, who from an early age in the solariums and in the mid-30s look like 50 years old, and at 50 look like 80 years old. that their skin becomes like paper