| Question: |
| You have so many tanning lotions to chose from, how do I know which to choose? What is the major difference between them? |
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| We offer many different lotions, because people's skins needs are different. Some lotions are designed to add moisture to your skin along with additives like CoQ10, Hemp Seed Oil, Carotene Cream, etc. that help to eliminate premature aging, and to keep your skin healthty. Other lotions are enhanced with more tanning properties to give you a deeper darker tan. We also have gels designed for people with oily skins and gelee's for people with mixed skins types. The basic rule of thumb is the high end products have more tanning ingredients and less water. Tanning lotion should always be used during your tanning process whether you tan indoor or outdoors. Moisture is removed from your skin by indoor and outdoor tanning. |
| Question: |
| Somewhere between vitamin D and melanoma I know tanning is ultimately good to some degree, but isn't tanning in booth just inviting skin cancer? I would like to look less pale and white, but the cancer thing scares me off. Also, what will it do for my blond gone brown going grey hair (full head of it, in great shape). |
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| No airbrush tanning will not clog pores. Our solution is an aloe vera base and contains no alcohol to dry out the skin. However, I would suggest that perhaps you should tan in a tanning bed, since uv light will help to clear up your skin and dry facial oils that clog the pores. Your skin will be healthier if you expose it some sunlight. |
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