How long does it take for a tan to go away, and to get back to your natural skin color??
820112
I got a tan in Florida in June, and its gone. I used this adoe stuff and my skin is white again. It takes about 5 months but its totally worth it. I have healthy, white skin and I love it!
88718
i dont think strech marks can go away its just part of our skin that streched out do to what ever reason,but cocobutter may help them fade if there dark.
995855
Wear the right protection for your skin type, any good pharmacy should have a guide. Take it slowly and try not to spend too much time in the sun during the hottest part of the day. The slower you build your tan the longer it will last. There are lotions out there as well as pills that can boost your melonin lovels resulting in a quicker, darker tan. If you are going for an extremely dark tan beyond your natural plateau then you will need specialist lotions available from tanning shops that contain melonin boosting chemicals such as trf2000. California tan are a good company for these lotions.
405855
try using Castor oil, rub into scars and marks. they should start to fade in about 30-45 days. inexpensive too
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.
612171
actually try putting fake tan on !!!!!
291256
Good old fashioned Eucerin.  Not the stuff with alpha hydroxy acid.  Look for the tub.  It has the consistency of crisco.  Slather up baby.  Then it wouldn't hurt to hit the tanning bed once or twice a week.  It really does help
84770
You should start now. Only 2 times a week for 5 min or so. Doing this at a slower pace will give you a much better tan then to try to get it done in 2 month. As for the cream Some say yes some say no. But only being in for 5 min or so you dont really need to use it, Although you can use certain creams to get the correct tan that you want to have for your wedding..\nGoodluck and Congrats on your wedding
458560
Not at all. Used daily, Tat B Gone helps fade your tattoo or permanent cosmetic in an average of three to nine months. Traditional laser tattoo removal procedures typically are painful, time consuming and expensive. The cost can run into thousands of dollars and the process can take years. Surgical tattoo removal methods or sanding often leave scars and can lead to other complications.\n\nHope this helps!
1186475
Don't tan. It's unhealthy and you'll be all wrinkly (or get skin cancer) later in life. Pale is in.
87576
try self tanners. now a days they don't look as fake as they used to and they are much safer.
642856
a tan so you stay looking good!
1063342
Ive had that happen before.  Aloes is good- but ALWAYS make sure you shower right after tanning- b/c that rehydrates your skin and put lotion on right after the shower.  You can tan- but cover those bad boys up.  Especially because you dont want skin cancer.  the boobs are very sensitive to things like that- so be careful. either put a towel over them or hold them or wear your bra or bathing suit top.
345182
I used to work in a tanning salon for four years.  You are trying to get a tan way too fast.  You must gradually get a tan.  Right now you are sunburned which means your body is going to get rid of all those cells you just killed and all the tanning you've done has been for nothing.  Buy a tanning lotion that is meant for use in the tanning bed.  One that you use outside is NOT recommended.  It can ruin the acrylic on the tanning bed.  If you can afford a tanning bed lotion, as they can be quite spendy ranging from $15 for the cheap stuff, (where you might as well just use a moisturizer), and up to $45 for the awesome stuff.  Back to your problem... you itch because your skin is dried-out.  You need to give your skin a break and go back to the beginning.  When you start tanning again start with going half of the maximum time allowed in the bed OR LESS.  If you burn the first time go less time the next time.  If you didn't get ANY color don't go anymore than 2-3 minutes more than the last time.  You really must gradually work on your tan in a tanning bed go get the best tan for your money.  BTW, if you decide to go for that lotion I recommend something with a bronzer and without the hot stuff... your tanning salon should know what I'm talking about.  ALSO... if you have very pale skin and have never been able tan outdoors you will not be able to get tan in a tanning bed and is not recommended that you try to do so.  Also, always use those tanning eye covers... you can do severe damage to your eyes without doing so, and over time at the very least you can get uncorrectable night visionn problems.
1058743
Use olive oil instead of body lotion ,u will get tan few times faster then with normal cream.But dont do it if its a stong sun,cos u wud get burn,be carefull.
845464
Well, the operative word here is "Melanin".\n\nThis substance does not actually react to tan anything; it is just that your body produces more of this pigmentation in response to the stimulus of UV rays. It is meant to protect your skin from damage by the sun's rays.\n\nMelanin is a substance that gives color (pigmentation to your skin)
505687
well, now that we know how harmfull the sun is to the skin you should check out all the great self tanners that are out on the market.  I've tried coppertone (with the 2 chambers), vichy, ombrelle..... they're all great!  The only thing that you have to look out for is to match you're skin tone. If your skin is very fair, go for a medium tan, (you could end up looking a bit on the orange side) but it you have a darker skin you can opt for the dark tan. Just make sure you exfoliate your skin before you tan and you'll be glowing in no time!\nHope this helps,\nJocelyne