can i wear my indoor tanning lotion outside?
Posted by Sonni in: indoor tanningit doesn’t say on the bottle indoor or outdoor, would it still work outside? or is it specially made for the UV of the lights of a tanning booth? thank you!
i’ve used that stuff before outside. the lotion i use for tanning beds.
it does work. go for it.
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Well if it doesn’t say "do not wear outside" im sure it will work outside. But tanning lotion sometimes turns you orange, not the nice tan you are imagining.
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im sure it will work outside. no harm to try
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as long as it says indoor/outdoor lotion. look on the back of the bottle
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no you will turn orange i already tried hi im whitney rock and i try
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me personal experience
I used mine outside before and it worked good. However, I’m not sure if all kinds work the same.
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Does it actually say indoor tanning on the name? If yes then i wouldnt recommend it to wear it outside.. But if it doesnt say that you could wear it no prob..
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i’ve used that stuff before outside. the lotion i use for tanning beds.
it does work. go for it.
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