Tanning Help! :)

Jun 3, 2014

Samantha S.

I want to start spending more time outside since it is starting to get sunnier, so I obviously want to start working on a tan as well. I need an inexpensive tanning product that will help me get tan while being outside. I don't really want a self tanner but I am open to any tips/suggestions.

Jun 3, 2014

Kubra O.

You can get any spray tan, it helps obviously to get a faster a tanned skin

Jun 3, 2014

Paige S.

Try Skins So Soft!(:

Jun 3, 2014

Paige S.

It's Really Good For Your Skin, It Has A lot Of Uses!!

Jun 3, 2014

Meagan M.

There are tanning lotions at Walmart, target, stores like that. Some contain no SPF and others have little. Banana boat is a good brand. They can be oily but they contain some SPF and smell good. I use a tanning lotion from a tanning place. You can go to your local tanning place but DISCLAIMER: the lotions at tanning places can be pricey and have no spf's. So just to give you a few choices.

Jun 3, 2014

Jamie D.

You can pretty much buy them at CVS or Walgreens or something similar. I'm afraid I don't have much experience with which ones are better, but I advise you to make sure the one you get has some SPF. It's not going to prevent you from tanning, and you'll obviously still get some sun damage but this will at least protect your skin a little bit (:

Jun 3, 2014

Hannah K.

Instead of fake tanning, try a tan accelerator, such as Elemis Tan Accelerator. It brings the natural melanin in your skin to the surface and makes you tan easiet.

Jun 3, 2014

Morgan D.

Hawaiian Tropic moisturizing dark tanning oil (its a mouth full)
works wonders, its an oil so it will make you shiny but it smells amazing! and works really great.
I got mine at my hair salon but I've seen it at ulta

Jun 4, 2014

Megan F.

Make sure which ever product you get has a little bit of SPF so you won't burn