Comments on: Tan Safe: Tips For Healthy Tanning http://tanningsalongold.com/tanning-lotions/tan-safe-tips-for-healthy-tanning/ Fri, 04 Feb 2011 18:03:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: tracie http://tanningsalongold.com/tanning-lotions/tan-safe-tips-for-healthy-tanning/#comment-2461 tracie Wed, 03 Mar 2010 18:51:03 +0000 http://www.tanningsalongold.com/blog/tanning-lotions/tan-safe-tips-for-healthy-tanning#comment-2461 I would be careful with sunscreens. I would stay out in the sun only for a short time each day, and go in the shade before you start burning. Most sunscreens cause cancer. The ingredients they use are carcinogenic and will increase your risk of melanoma. Use sunscreens only when there is a big chance that you would sunburn, and not any other time. Here is an article that references some research about sunscreen and the deadliest skin cancer, melanoma. http://www.ewg.org/analysis/toxicsunscreen The EWG also has a site, called Skin Deep, that is a cool resource on all cosmetics. It's unbelievable how much damage we are doing to ourselves with the cancer causing toxins that we use every day. I would be careful with sunscreens. I would stay out in the sun only for a short time each day, and go in the shade before you start burning. Most sunscreens cause cancer. The ingredients they use are carcinogenic and will increase your risk of melanoma. Use sunscreens only when there is a big chance that you would sunburn, and not any other time. Here is an article that references some research about sunscreen and the deadliest skin cancer, melanoma. http://www.ewg.org/analysis/toxicsunscreen

The EWG also has a site, called Skin Deep, that is a cool resource on all cosmetics. It’s unbelievable how much damage we are doing to ourselves with the cancer causing toxins that we use every day.

]]> By: KeepAmericaBeaDiful http://tanningsalongold.com/tanning-lotions/tan-safe-tips-for-healthy-tanning/#comment-2460 KeepAmericaBeaDiful Wed, 03 Mar 2010 03:43:59 +0000 http://www.tanningsalongold.com/blog/tanning-lotions/tan-safe-tips-for-healthy-tanning#comment-2460 Considering you are predisoed to skin cancers I would not lay in the sun nor use a tanning bed. With pale skin it makes you more likely to get cancer. Always use at least 45 sunscreen and a special ont for the face. Natural tanning is just not for you. Sorry... I would highly recommend a spray tan. They will put iit wherever you want. It is the very best thing for your skin. While on vacation take be sure to take jergens tanning lotion. Probably the lighter one for you. That will extend your tan while there. Be Safe & have a great time! !Hope this will help you. Good Luck!!<br><b>References : </b><br>Estitician Considering you are predisoed to skin cancers I would not lay in the sun nor use a tanning bed. With pale skin it makes you more likely to get cancer. Always use at least 45 sunscreen and a special ont for the face. Natural tanning is just not for you. Sorry…
I would highly recommend a spray tan. They will put iit wherever you want. It is the very best thing for your skin. While on vacation take be sure to take jergens tanning lotion. Probably the lighter one for you. That will extend your tan while there. Be Safe & have a great time! !Hope this will help you. Good Luck!!
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Estitician

]]> By: Snake http://tanningsalongold.com/tanning-lotions/tan-safe-tips-for-healthy-tanning/#comment-2459 Snake Tue, 02 Mar 2010 22:41:06 +0000 http://www.tanningsalongold.com/blog/tanning-lotions/tan-safe-tips-for-healthy-tanning#comment-2459 <b>I need some healthy helpful tips for natural tanning.?</b><br>I will be going to central America this summer and will be in the sun on a daily basis. I have extremely pale skin, a handful of moles (some which have been removed as they were cancerous looking) and freckles. Considering my disposition to burning easily, I've always covered myself in high SPF creams to protect myself from UV damage. Despite the use of creams, I do tan slightly (when using 40-45SPF), however my legs and midriff don't tan at all WITHOUT SPF, whereas my face, arms, and back do. I've been told that you are less likely to burn once you are tanned. Now, I'll be there for a month at least, both in jungle inland and on the coast. I would like to gradually tan, get my freckles back (they disappear in winter) and still keep myself safe from incurring too much damage. I know that even with a low SPF I am bound to tan faster everywhere but on my legs and stomach, so how can I get a relatively even tan, without laying myself out to bake (I won't really be able to). I just don't want to tan above whilst my legs remain pasty-white sunlight refracting limbs. Thanks. I need some healthy helpful tips for natural tanning.?
I will be going to central America this summer and will be in the sun on a daily basis.

I have extremely pale skin, a handful of moles (some which have been removed as they were cancerous looking) and freckles. Considering my disposition to burning easily, I’ve always covered myself in high SPF creams to protect myself from UV damage. Despite the use of creams, I do tan slightly (when using 40-45SPF), however my legs and midriff don’t tan at all WITHOUT SPF, whereas my face, arms, and back do.

I’ve been told that you are less likely to burn once you are tanned. Now, I’ll be there for a month at least, both in jungle inland and on the coast. I would like to gradually tan, get my freckles back (they disappear in winter) and still keep myself safe from incurring too much damage.

I know that even with a low SPF I am bound to tan faster everywhere but on my legs and stomach, so how can I get a relatively even tan, without laying myself out to bake (I won’t really be able to).

I just don’t want to tan above whilst my legs remain pasty-white sunlight refracting limbs.

Thanks.

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