- fawn
- 01-08-2010, 10:36 PM
OK guys, who has the best golden tan?
- berkleigh
- 01-09-2010, 08:06 PM
I can bet I have the best Airbrush Spray Tan Money can buy! 
I don't pay for Cancer, but I will pay to be bronzed!
I think Nicole Preston has great color! She is a Hottie!
I don't pay for Cancer, but I will pay to be bronzed!
I think Nicole Preston has great color! She is a Hottie!
- Guest012211-3
- 01-09-2010, 09:06 PM
Wow, thanks BerklEIgh, that was sweet
Did you know that the new Health Care Bill will include a tax on tanning beds/memberships? I only tan once a week in a bed, and I use a high quality lotion with over 20 bronzers ( or so the lady said when she sold it me...sucker!) I just don't know if I could give it up. I know it's unhealthy, and there are spray tan options...but that warm bed just feels so good.
I do wear sunsceen/block when at the pool or on the beach.
Did you know that the new Health Care Bill will include a tax on tanning beds/memberships? I only tan once a week in a bed, and I use a high quality lotion with over 20 bronzers ( or so the lady said when she sold it me...sucker!) I just don't know if I could give it up. I know it's unhealthy, and there are spray tan options...but that warm bed just feels so good.
I do wear sunsceen/block when at the pool or on the beach.
- DFW5Traveler
- 01-09-2010, 11:25 PM
Moderation is the key. Natural sunlight is good for you and helps Vitamin D production by your skin in response to exposure to ultraviolet radiation.
Having lived in SoCal for a while I found that women who tanned often had leathery skin and aged quickly, but those who tanned in moderation had softer skin and aged much better.
Having lived in SoCal for a while I found that women who tanned often had leathery skin and aged quickly, but those who tanned in moderation had softer skin and aged much better.