Do you still like to tan?...real or artificial....fake

I prefer to keep my skin pale. it looks clearer and smoother.

I do love to use tanning beds. I know that I shouldn't, but I feel a lot better when I do. I find the warmth from tanning to help my fibromyalgia pain a great deal. I also look better and healthier when I have a little bit of color.

I like the way I do tan, naturally very s-l=o-w-l-y. Besides I am no longer young and the cost would be much too much. The weather is hot here in summer. Although if I could get a tan that would disguise those dark hairs on my legs, it would be wonderful. Why is it when you have fair skin and dark hair, that your hair goes white on your head but the hairs on your legs stay dark? It is just unfair!

Like you I also have a tanning bed in my house. But here lately I have been going out side and soaking up the natural sun. I mainly use my tanning bed in the winter time when it is way too cold outside to layout. I have also been told that if you put lotion on before and after tanning that it helps prevent the leathery dried out look. I put lotion on about 3 times a day including before and after I tan. It keeps my skin moist and soft.

A friend of mine used to tan constantly. Her mother-in-law owned a tanning salon so she went for free whenever she wanted. Now she looks REALLY old, at least 10 years older than she really is, and her skin is leathery. I don't tan ever because it causes premature aging. I hope to never look my real age!

hi... im curious about the tanning beds, can you tell me more about the product. I read that tanning beds can also be harmful for the skin and can cause skin cancer because of its UVB rays. well if you really want to keep a natural tan, after tanning your self (sunlight/ tanning bed)to maintain it, use brewed coffee and virgin coconut oil mix virgin coconut oil and freshly grind brewed coffee massage it to your arms, legs and tummy (everywhere). it is also an effective and natural way to get rid of sag and cellulites.