how long should wear tanning lotion before i get some sun?
460745
yeah i really love summer heat! no, you can use it immediately that's how the purpose of it.
993761
Don't go tanning.  Tanning is really, really, really bad for your skin.   You are beautiful with the complexion you already have.  You don't want to grow older and end up looking like a leather jacket.
274669
actually it should be. bronzing rays (UVA) go deeper into your skin to hold color longer and better. they also take away the red tint that you might posess when you are tanning. and they are usually not as hot temperature wise!
861671
go to your Dr and he will write you a statement trust me. they will for medical reasons. also are you putting tanning cream on your face while tanning? you should.
514282
you should really try that jerkens glow lotion it really gives you a nice healthy tan and its only like 7 bucks at target or something, plus a lot healthier than all those tanning bed and shit
647854
Use the lotions they have now with a small amount of self tanner in them. In about two weeks you'll have a really nice, even, natural looking cancer free tan that won't age you one bit. I use them and they work great. I don't do the lying out in the sun thing anymore. I'd rather be white as ghost and still look 25 when I'm 45 than worship the sun and look like a raisin by the time I'm 35.
825015
My long term medication says that too, and I too am pale, the medicine made me extra-sensitive to sun and i got a burn in august and I still have the tan from it on the tops of my legs and my chest.\nSo my advice is dont go atall, or if you do only go for a litte bit.
420282
My parents always put vinegar on my sunburns when I was a kid, but if you don't want to do that get some sunburn gel at a store where all the tanning lotions are at.  Will even prevent peeling
981392
It should be about a week that you experience discomfort. It will be quite a bit longer, say 3-4 weeks, before you wear eye makeup again.
630143
You should do a skin patch test. Put a little bit on the inside of your elbow (turn your arm around, put it in the little denty bit). Leave it there for 24 hours, if it's not itchy or blotchy it should be fine for you. An SPF 50 will more than likely block out the sun completely. An SPF 15 is generally best (according to my sister).
1065207
It depends how hot the sun is. A little exposure - say 10-15 mins - to sunlight that isn't fierce is good because sunlight encourages the production of Vitamin D (preventing a number of diseases) but too much exposure is bad and increases the risk of skin cancer later in life.\n\nNo child should be exposed to the sun without sunblock. For a baby, I would use the highest factor possible - one formulated for babies - and reapply it regularly. In addition, you should ensure that your baby wears a sunhat and its skin is covered with light cotton clothing. Give your baby water to drink on a regular basis. And do not expose your baby to the sun at the hottest part of the day - which is between noon and 4pm.
1186581
natural.. its gradual.. use like spf 8 or 15 and go out for like 4 hours every day around noon. the best tans are natural ones :)
1000138
You are asking to get burned without it, let alone the worse things that could come from it later in life. WEAR THE SUNTAN LOTION!
115975
"If you don't see a date, the rule of thumb is that the active ingredients in sunscreen (like zinc, titanium dioxide and Parsol 1789) should remain stable and effective for about three years, according to David Leffell, M.D., professor of dermatology at Yale School of Medicine. But if it smells funny, feels lumpy or has a bizarro color, dump it. To keep your sunscreen as close to new as possible, store it in a dry spot at room temperature with the lid tightly fastened."
713320
i would be safe, and use it, even a little sun might react with your treatments,  what you might do is find a light moisturizer, that contains sunscreen,   to wear while your indoors
904191
get a tan lotion, very good\n\n:> peace\n.
320178
Give it a couple weeks. I have five tatts and none of mine have faded. Try to keep it moisturized and it'll be fine. After those first couple weeks, sun block is not a bad idea, but not 100% necessary.