Airbrush Tanning
This article explains why airbush tanning
is the healthy way to get a tan...
I am probably the only person who will tell you this, but
it's high time you stopped laying out in the sun. Do you catch
my drift? Seriously, what is it going to take to convince
people of this? Possible spontaneous combustion? In this day
and age we do have more advanced and healthier means of getting
a golden tan. You definitely don't have to put your health at
risk to get that permanent bronzed "George Hamilton" look.
Now, stop right there! I am not in any way talking about
tanning beds or pouring a bottle of coca-cola over you
(according to one minor celebrity, use diet coke to keep the
flies off!). It has been proven time and time again that
tanning beds are horrible and unsafe. The initial concept was
to pull out the harmful aspect of the natural sun. However,
this did not work at all. The truth is we don't actually know
which one is worse; the tanning bed or the sun. That means
avoid them both. It's time for contemporary airbrush tanning.
I'll bet you've seen this on television some time or another.
It's the future of being tanned.
I guess if I merely heard the words "airbrush tanning," I
might be a little hesitant to give it a shot. Fortunately you
can acquire all the information you need regarding this new-age
method just by surfing the web. The airbrush tanning concept is
becoming more and more the rage these days. Folks are flocking
to these airbrush tanning salons in search of the safe tan.
Now, for those of you who still have no clue why you shouldn't
be tanning in the sun, it destroys your skin and leads to
cancer. By destroying your skin, I mean that it causes
premature wrinkles and aging of the epidermis. It also brings
about sun spots and freckling. So if you'd like to be all
leathery, then go for it. But, don't forget that you very well
may end up with some form of skin cancer. That's just reality.
Then there is airbrush tanning. Studies show that this method
has no negative effect on your skin. No premature aging and no
cancer. That's outstanding. I would think that everyone would
ditch the tanning beds.
If you choose airbrush tanning, then you'll basically be
sprayed with a tanning solution. It dries on your skin's
surface like self-tanner. This causes the outer layers of dead
skin cells to darken. You'll want to be sure you moisturize
regularly in order to hold the tan longer. Also, exfoliate
before trying airbrush tanning. This allows your new skin to
absorb the tan.
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